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Bronwyn Davies

TED Blog: Q&A with Clay Shirky on Twitter and Iran - 0 views

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    NYU professor Clay Shirky gave a fantastic talk on new media during our TED@State event earlier this month. He revealed how cellphones, the web, Facebook and Twitter had changed the rules of the game, allowing ordinary citizens extraordinary new powers to impact real-world events. As protests in Iran exploded over the weekend, we decided to rush out his talk, because it could hardly be more relevant. I caught up with Clay this afternoon to get his take on the significance of what is happening. HIs excitement was palpable.
Bronwyn Davies

University World News - AUSTRALIA: New quality and standards watchdog - 0 views

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    University World News Article on New Quality and Standards watchdog announced in Federal Budget 2009
dean groom

Google Wave: Google Tries to Reinvent Email - 0 views

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    Google today announced a new Internet-based communications and collaboration platform; Google Wave. While some of the details are still a bit sketchy, Google Wave looks to be an integrated communications platform that brings together email, chat, photo-sharing, and collaborative editing features. Google describes a 'wave' as "equal parts conversation and document" and the Wave team basically sees it as a replacement for email and other collaboration tools.
anonymous

Using self and peer assessment for professional and team skill development: do well fu... - 0 views

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    SPARK
John Paul Posada

Final 2009 Report and Recommendation - 0 views

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    Moodle vs. Blackboard evaluation
Robyn Jay

Research Question One - Horizon.au - 0 views

  • Ubiquitous Video not in size or stature, but the complete process of video from capture (capability built into phones, pocket cameras, Flip devices) to easy to use editing tools (some web-based, but full featured ones come with modern operating systems), to ease of distribution via video sharing sites YouTube, vimeo, etc all point to video being a common form of communication (and in terms of response via video), so that "writing" is now multimodal. See also the interesting work done with EDUPOV "point of view video" http://www.aupov.com/ http://www.edupov.com --Alan 22:02, 12 May 2009 (PDT)[very very exciting--porophil 18:17, 27 May 2009 (PDT)--CarolineS 23:20, 27 May 2009 (PDT)Again, I believe that the potential here is huge - --Ashfordrowe 20:52, 28 May 2009 (PDT)
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