During the last eight years of his life the Canadian media theorist Marshal McLuhan worked on developing and validating four “Laws of Media” He argued that every new media Enhances […]
McLuhan’s Laws of Media and the PLE
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Blogging inside the Garden Wall
I am certainly not the first to ponder the relative merits of blogging inside or outside of education’s closed garden walls (see Bill Ives Is Blogging Inside the Firewall an […]
Slides and Reflections on the Keynote Tr...
I’ve been on the road (well make that airplane, train and ‘coach’) for most of the past 6 weeks having gratefully responded to offers from colleagues to present keynote talks […]
on 3 types of blogs and bounded communit...
Nancy White has done a great series of postings where she creates a simple taxonomy of three types of blogs – single blog centric, topic centric and community centric.
Elluminate based demonstration of Me2u s...
This afternoon I recorded a 10 minute demonstration of the Me2u system which is an instance of elgg.net set of social software tools. These tools are being piloted tested at […]
PLE's from Alt-C Conference in Edinburgh
The PLE panel session at Alt-C was a big hit. Graham Attwood podcast his contribution and I liked his sense that PLEs are not an application, but the indiviudalized set […]