Some advice for Teachers new to Twitter in the new term

Everyone seems to be writing a blog on different aspects of advice for new teachers. Here's some for a Read more

Getting ready to launch a Twitter broadcast season

BUILDING A STUDIO Over the last few months and years I've been testing and building a small TV studio to Read more

Update on Professional Video Streaming through Twitter

This morning I finally cracked it. Good Video and superb audio with camera switching. I have been working on Read more

Video livestreaming through Wirecast to Persicope and out to Twitter

After a 7 month break, I've been working on being able to make quick video posts out through Twitter Read more

360 test

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We launch Mikeybot on Kickstarter

Together with a few colleagues I have launched a Kickstarter campaign > theMikeybot. This is a simple, cheap, wireless drawing Read more

Online resource for students

I don't get much mail through this site but recently a reader wanted to point out a resource for Read more

Pre-filming test 1

I'm pretty close to the look I want for a documentary I'm going to make on the state of Read more

Cheap way to do camera crane shots and "flying" for video - Old boom pole + Zhiun Smooth Q Gimbal

I've been testing a cheap way to get "crane" shots using a Zhiun Smooth Q Gimbal and a modified Read more

All that glisters - from the archive...

Three years ago I made 3 online TV programmes about the innovative use of technology in schools. This was a Read more

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Personalised Learning

#TeachMeetLondonBus

Posted on March 20, 2014 by leoncych in advisory, Continual Professional Development, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, informal learning, Innovation, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, Uncategorized | Comments Off on #TeachMeetLondonBus

Archived; click post to view.
Excerpt:

Image copyright © Martin Burrett – @ICTMagic – used with attribution

Here are a few more videos from #TMLondonBus the video on the Top Deck was shot with PivotHead Glasses (Who needs Google Glass) and on the Bottom Deck with a GoPro Hero+ Black and a cheaper Canon Ixus Camera If you can’t see the videos below on your device just go to my Video Channel http://vimeo.com/channels/tmlondonbus. Here’s Andy Lewis’ presentation on techniques for teaching philosophy in 6th Form as filmed using Pivothead Glasses by Tom Bigglestone: Andy’s blog is here: http://tdreboss.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/tmlondonbus-12314.html All the way from Tallahassee Reggie Grant…

L4LTV Programme 3 + Notes 5th March 2014

Posted on March 5, 2014 by leoncych in advisory, Continual Professional Development, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, informal learning, Innovation, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning | Comments Off on L4LTV Programme 3 + Notes 5th March 2014

The latest programme is here:

L4LTV Programme 3 Notes

Notes from tonight’s programme. If you cannot see the scribd PDF plugin above open this link in your browser: http://www.scribd.com/doc/210814535/L4LTV-Programme-3-Notes

L4LTV Prog. 1 now on YouTube

Posted on December 16, 2013 by leoncych in Adult Learning, advisory, blogging, Computer Science, Computing at School, Continual Professional Development, CPD, Curriculum, Digital Literacy, Digital Makers, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, Games based learning, GBL, informal learning, Innovation, KS1, KS2, KS3, L4Lnews, Learning Content, Learning Design, Learning Platform, Learning Tools, mediascapes, Mediated Reality, metaverse, Minecraft, mobile learning, pedagogy, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, podcasting, teaching, teachmeet, TeachMeet TV, training, video, video streaming, Web 2.0 | Comments Off on L4LTV Prog. 1 now on YouTube

Archived; click post to view.
Excerpt: Learn 4 Life Programme 1 is now on YouTube. Each fortnight we will livestream a show for interested teachers for 2 hours at primetime on a Saturday night at 9 pm GMT. For the following 2 weeks we will make it available to a limited number of viewers on a growing playlist at http://tv.L4L.co.uk. Then in the months that follow, we’ll have a rolling programme of pushing out the legacy shows to wider and wider audiences on the web – on Roku – on Apple TV – on Archive.org and as many web/ second screen TV and audio podcast outlets that we can find…

L4LTV Programme Notes – 14th Dec 2013

Posted on December 14, 2013 by leoncych in Adult Learning, advisory, blogging, Computer Science, Computing at School, Continual Professional Development, CPD, Curriculum, Digital Divide, Digital Literacy, Digital Makers, distributed networking, Educational Change, informal learning, Innovation, KS1, KS2, KS3, L4Lnews, Learning Content, Learning Design, Learning Platform, Learning Tools, mediascapes, Mediated Reality, mobile, mobile learning, News, pedagogy, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, podcasting, Primary, teaching, teachmeet, TeachMeet TV, training, twitter, video, video streaming | Comments Off on L4LTV Programme Notes – 14th Dec 2013

Below is the Scribd document of the notes for the second #L4LTV web tv teacher to teacher CPD programme.

L4L Programme Notes 14:12:2014

If you cannot see the above document then please go to : http://www.scribd.com/doc/191419887/L4L-Programme-Notes-14-12-2014 The programme is live streamed tonight at 9 pm GMT at: https://new.livestream.com/L4L/L4LTV and will be archived at the web address below 2 hours later: http://tv.L4L.co.uk

So you want to set up a Raspberry Jam in London (or anywhere else for that matter)?

Posted on November 21, 2013 by leoncych in Adult Learning, advisory, Computer Science, Computing at School, conferences, Continual Professional Development, control, control_technology, CPD, Curriculum, Digital Divide, Digital Literacy, Digital Makers, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, FE, Foundation, informal learning, Innovation, KS1, KS2, KS3, Learning Content, NAACE, Nesta, open source, pedagogy, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, Primary, Raspberry Pi, teaching, training, twitter, video streaming | Comments Off on So you want to set up a Raspberry Jam in London (or anywhere else for that matter)?

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Excerpt: LONDON MEETUP Last night I had the privilege of attending a workshop designed to show interested parties how to set up their own Raspberry Jam. If you haven’t heard of the Raspberry Pi, and by association, the social activity around that small computer, then start here with this film. THE MEETING A group of interested people from different disciplines and professions gathered at Mozilla HQ, London, to flesh out how to run one of these events led by the ubiquitous Alan O’Donohoe (@teknoteacher). Alan’s Powerpoint for his talk can be downloaded here. HOW TO “READ” THE FILM QUICKLY The initial part of the meeting was 45 minutes….

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