playful thoughts on games and learning
Becta has just published the final report of a research project that myself and Cathy Lewin managed last year, which looks at the different ways in which online learning was being implemented in schools and FE colleges in the UK…
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Although this blog is primarily about games and learning, I do like to include some posts on more general e-learning topics now and again. Here are some e-learning resources that I’ve found over the last few months. Free book on…
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Excellent resource produced by the iCamp project, aimed at providing an overview for Higher Education practitioners considering using social software to support teaching and learning. This guide has broken social software down into the areas of communication, publication and sharing,…
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Okay, this isn’t anything to do with games, and I can only tenuously link it to e-learning but I think it’s an excellent example of the power of the user-generated web and rich media to engage others, share concerns and…
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Big congratulations to my friend Keith for managing to put together a symposium with the acronym LICK. Result, mate. To be fair though, apart from the obvious comedy value in the name, the Learners In the Co-creation of Knowledge Symposium…
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I was down in London yesterday for the final meeting of the Pathfinder projects. After two hours of being talked at in the morning I was beginning to think it was all a bit of a waste of time, but…
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