"@Currie @scope_community Anyone interested in motivation has to check out Daniel Pink. It's all about MAP-mastery, automomy and purpose. about 2 hours ago via web in reply to Currie amckague Anne Mckague"

Pageflake created by Glenn Groulx for the Blogging in Professional Networks seminar at SCoPE \nhttp://scope.bccampus.ca/mod/forum/view.php?id=8687

"This seminar will cover blogging strategies for participating effectively within professional networks. Topics will include strategies for gathering information from various online sources, organizing these sources within blog posts, and connecting with experts and peers by engaging in way-making activities to explore, find and connect with others."

"When the iPad was first announced I posted some brief thoughts about its potential for education. Since then, it's been released and I've had the chance to spend some time playing with one. It's been an opportunity to see to what extent the device itself and the software available would be a useful tool for supporting the work of teachers and lecturers."

"I've been developing a presentation to explain where we see our 1:1 iPad deployment in the light of Curriculum for Excellence. Inspired by Frank's tweets, I'd like to expand on some of the thinking here." Shared in SCoPE seminar: http://scope.bccampus.ca/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=16140&parent=65717

"Some of these apps are from companies that submitted promotional codes for my review, and some are my own finds that I am really enjoying, but all of them could find a place on your iPad, as they have on mine."\n\nvia @wlonline

"What you're looking at above might seem like an early to mid-90's predecessor to the iPad, but you might be surprised to learn that the device, called the Dynabook, was conceptualized in 1968 by famed computer scientist Alan Kay."\nvia http://twitter.com/cogdog/statuses/27653076555

"Educational Uses of iPads: October 18-29, 2010 Facilitator: Brent LeeBrent Lee In lecture halls and libraries, on the bus or at the beach, what makes the iPad a good fit for teaching and learning? This 2-week discussion will be combined with 2 one-hour sessions in the SCoPE Elluminate room. "

Presentation by Brent Lee - BC Educational Technology Users Group Spring Workshop June 2010

Collecting resources for the SCoPE Educational Uses of iPads seminar that runs October 18-29, 2010

An excellent book, blog, collection of resources on planning and facilitating live online events

"a continuum of collaboration"

A partial list of videoconferencing systems with a few comments about each one.

Dr. Helen Barrett's hub for electronic portfolio research

"This e-Portfolio has been completed in partial fulfillment of the Graduate Certificate of Higher Education at Australian Catholic University during 2009."

"My interest in eportfolio tools grew out of efforts to solve a very practical problem: how to allow students to manage and share files (especially large media files) beyond the confines of the institutional learning management system. Students were increasingly asking for better ways to collaborate with classmates and share course and assignment files, as well as for the ability to access their work beyond the duration of a single course. My experimentation with with eportfolio tools began with Mahara, an open source eportfolio application. I piloted the use of Mahara with a small group of students to test whether it would meet their file sharing needs. It was quickly apparent that without faculty engagement, students would be unlikely to invest time in using such a system on their own. This led me to wonder if other institutions had been down similar paths. "

Wiki for the ePortfolios SCoPE seminar

2-week seminar at SCoPE "An ePortfolio is an online collection of your work that you choose to represent your skills and interests to diverse audiences." University of British Columbia During this 2-week seminar Catherine and Roselynn will introduce us to UBC's Portfolio Community of Practice. They have invited members of the CoP to share their teaching and course eportfolios and encourage all seminar participants to discuss their experiences with portfolio projects. This seminar will be of interest to those involved in or curious about portfolio projects, as well as to those interested in building and facilitating faculty communities of practice.

PDF - recommended reading for the SCoPE seminar on Culturally Diverse Learners http://scope.bccampus.ca/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=13711

This Flexible Learning Guidebook was posted by Bronwyn Hegarty to the seminar on Culturally Diverse Learners http://scope.bccampus.ca/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=13541#p55751

During this seminar we will be sharing and discussing a video series developed at Thompson Rivers University. These filmed scenarios aim to address the needs of educators and students to enhance intercultural competencies by providing a spring board for dialogue and reflection on best practices for intercultural learning environments.