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Excerpt: A couple of months ago I visited Clive Young at UCL to ask him about two groups I had come across online: Vital and Rec:all I have been so busy recently I haven’t had the time to upload all the videos I have made this year – this will be the first of a very steady stream throughout the month of August. In a week I will have an extended blog up about the state of the education tribes in the UK and how they are prospering with some legacy video from the beginning of the year. I do not post often but when…
Lecture Capture, Digital Literacy and Flipping Content
August 3, 2012
in Adult Learning, Continual Professional Development, Curriculum, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, Educational Change, HE, Innovation, Learning Content, video
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Equipment to make professional videos for your school or ITT institution
December 31, 2011
in Academies, Adult Learning, advisory, Continual Professional Development, Curriculum, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, Handheld Learning, HE, informal learning, Innovation, IT support, Learning Tools, mediascapes, Mediated Reality, mobile, mobile learning, Peer to Peer, training, vblog, video, video streaming, Web 2.0
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Excerpt: Photo credit Maz.nu on Flickr This year I have been looking at using solutions to help make “professional standard” videos for release on the web and digital TV. As part of a technical roundup this year I thought I might showcase a few pieces of equipment I use and that may prove useful in a school to make professional grade videos but they could be of interest to anyone who wants to start thinking about making digital content for themselves. Bear in mind I am not talking about quick and dirty “process” video techniques as outlined by Tom Barrett’s excellent crowdsourced…
Interview with Joe Wilson over Gmail video; London to Glasgow and back again…
February 4, 2009
in Adult Learning, advisory, Continual Professional Development, Curriculum, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, FE, HE, informal learning, Innovation, Learning Content, Learning Tools, pedagogy, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, SQA, video, VLE, Web 2.0
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Joe Wilson, Head of New Ventures at the SQA – NB – video interview at the bottom of the blog
[/caption] I recently interviewed Joe, whose new job is Head of New Ventures at the SQA. Joe looked a bit quizzical when I referred to the New Generation User Skills Report at the beginning of the interview but was too polite to correct me. It is, of course, the Next Generation User Skills report and I have blogged about this previously. The gmail connection held up well and I appreciate someone as busy as Joe making time to give…
Interview with Mark Kramer (@MAMK) over Google video using Eeepc and MacBook pro
November 13, 2008
in advisory, blogging, conferences, Continual Professional Development, Digital Literacy, Digital Media, distributed networking, Educational Change, Futurelab, Handheld Learning, HE, informal learning, mediascapes, Mediated Reality, mobile, mobile learning, open source, pedagogy, Peer to Peer, Personalised Learning, vblog, video, video streaming, Web 2.0
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Excerpt: I first met Mark Kramer at a Futurelab seminar when I was trialling livecasting from the HandHeld learning conference in London 2007. He was in the audience and seemed to be asking all the right questions and was a fount of knowledge on Social Media about stuff I had never even heard of up until that point and I considered myself pretty wired into the discussion. We exchanged a few words and then I encountered him again on Seesmic a few months later. We caught up again recently at the 2008 HandHeld learning conference and it was only then I…
Outside the wire – why you should use Twitter – interview with the amazing Drew Buddie
October 28, 2008
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Excerpt: Photo attribution Mr Ush AKA Ian Usher on Flickr CC Why you should use Twitter I have just interviewed Drew Buddie (AKA digitalmaverik on Twitter) about his escapades with Twitter over the weekend at the Isle of Wight Conference. He also talks about his involvement at the e-competent tutor meeting today. Twitter at the Isle of Wight Conference 2008 First off I have to say that I wasn’t at either event but I did talk with Joe Dale at the Isle of Wight Conference on MFL over FlashMeeting. The buzz at the meeting was nothing I had ever experienced before – Joe had…
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