A Real Toolbox for Going Virtually Anywhere

Relive all the fun and excitement of "Going Virtual"

You can relive all the fun and excitement (and sticky software moments) by watching our "Going Virtual" e-learning 2006 digital story.

We've come a very long way since the start of this project...

Now we can...

effectively design, deliver, and moderate webconferencing sessions using several webconferencing tools and platforms
put webcams and microphones to their best use
optimise accessibility to webconferences considering bandwidth requirements
design, record, edit and upload great podcasts for our students and colleagues
use desktop and application sharing software to really harness student/ facilitator interactivity
keep sharing and developing further collaboration between faculties.

So... thank you to all our enthusiastic participants and congratulations on a very successful Learnscope project.

If you would like to watch your digital story go to...

http://www.agskills.com/Learnscope2006_goingvirtual_showcase.wmv

Have fun!

Useful web authoring software

Hi everyone,

The e-learning networks online conference is still underway and has been fascinating.

One of the useful tools you may wish to explore- is ... "exe" - a web authoring tool for teachers and academics that is very impressive. Developed by some very clever "kiwis"- it is well worth a look.

And it is available for download from
http://exelearning.org/

Enjoy!

Cool tools for the web

Thought I would republish the Cool Tools for the Web that I had previously sent out to you, on our blog.

Getting Practical with Web Tools 2.0
http://easytools.blogspot.com/

Getting Started with Blogging in Education
http://blendedlearning.wikispaces.com/Getting+Started+with+Blogging+in+Education

del.icio.us
http://del.icio.us/

Basecamp
www.basecamphq.com/

Survey Monkey
www.surveymonkey.com/home.asp

Tube Sock
www.stinkbot.com/Tubesock/index.html

Wikispaces
www.wikispaces.com/

Google Earth
http://earth.google.com/

Google Earth Tour
http://www.googletouring.com/create.php

Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/

There are some very useful, fun and interesting links in there ... so enjoy!

Blogging blunders

Phew.... I really need the help of you IT folk ... how do we ensure the previous posts are visible in this blog?
I thought about copying and pasting the html into the template- for linking posts (as suggested in the Blogger help stuff), but wasn't sure if this was the right thing to do. Needless to say I took the "woos" route, and didn't!

Help!