centreforelearning

Visually very impressive presentation. I was drawn to the use of words e.g. browser-based game (versus web-based games) since I was vetting some poster text on apps and was not altogether familiar with the right terms to use. Thank you Sally

To CeLebs who are embarking a new journey in learning how to improve our writing skills, here's a website that has heap loads of tips and handles for your reference and info.

This one in Facebook is funny, to "Tweet" or to "Twitter" http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/ - thanks Benji

Could there be a light at the end of the fragmentation tunnel?

Another option of LMS, beside Google Sites, Edmodo and Moodle.

Some free courses to learn about pbWorks, Edmodo, voice threads and more.  It uses camtasia to slice video into segments so that you can watch at your own time.

For VCDs and Cel-Ed team.

Here's a list of learning theories which may be helpful to you.

Another LMS has joined the competition.

Very nice find!

For ETs

It is a building block plugin for Blackboard Learn LMS which provides statistical and analytical data about the system. The software reports live activity data and creates historical graphs. The reports are available through the browser or via mobile app on the iPhone and Android.

Do we have this? Does Lum know?

Really funny!  Perhaps we could play on this idea for e-Fiesta... maybe have a camera where we invite people to look into the camera and find their faces suddenly popping up in a poster of themselves - complete with the #efiesta tag, or something like that. What strikes me is the use of humour and fun in marketing and publicity, especially when it comes to social media. E.g. I esp like how the burly man was very amused at a Hulk'd  version of himself standing over a burning city. People do like to see positive photos of themselves - especially when done by others. (But wonder how the MDs would feel having to photoshop in real-time haha. :D)

For our MPs and MDs.