Elearning Stuff

New devices, new ways of learning, recording of James' presentation from Learning and Skills Conference 2011. This is the seventy second e-Learning Stuff Podcast, New devices, new ways of learning. Shownotes I was invited to speak on the potential and power of mobile technologies and the impact they have had and will have on learning in the workplace. The proliferation of powerful mobile devices in the past 24 months, combined with a savvy population of users has led to a change in the way we use information. Many of us now expect to be able to read and interact on the move using smart devices like the iPhone and Android phones, or the iPad. At the same time, e-books and readers allow us to carry thousands of books in one device. Potentially this could be a great moment for extending learning – but what is the role of the L&D function in all this?

James talks about the forthcoming iPad 2. He now has Gingerbread for Android. Tagexdo, a Wordle type web application. Firefox 4 beta is now available. With James Clay. This is the seventy first e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Get a grip. Shownotes Apple announced the iPad 2. Gingerbread is now available for the Google Nexus One and James has installed it. Tagxedo is a Wordle type app, James' thoughts on it. Firefox 4 beta is available.

Janina Dewitz and David Sugden discuss why James Clay is so annoying... With James Clay, David Sugden and Janina Dewitz. This is the seventieth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, James Clay is so annoying... Shownotes The article that started it all, Focus on the technology or not? David's response, e-Learning Context. Janina's reply, Gah! Focus on Training. Wired on their fears on the iPad in education. Martin Bean at ALT-C 2009 on the scepticism and resistance to innovation that has always been with us when new technologies are introduced into education. No more Flip'ping Pilots. Using the VLE more

Learning without Frontiers 2011 and Learning Technologies 2010 and not a mention of BETT. With James Clay, Lilian Soon, Ron Mitchell and James Yorke. This is the sixty ninth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Where have you been?

Ideas, sharing ideas are discussed along with Java and Screenr problems, discussion forums, Bloom's taxonomy and the 1% rule. With James Clay, David Sugden, Lilian Soon, and Dave Foord. This is the sixty eighth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, That’s my idea! No it’s mine! Since this show was recorded a recent update 3.6.13 to Firefox for OS X has "fixed" the Screenr bug we discussed at the beginning of the show. In the recording we refer to a podcast I made for the JISC Online Conference. Shownotes Testing your Java Screenr Dave Foord's Screenr Screencast showing how to create a Discussion Forum within Blackboard The 1% Rule Beyond Bloom's taxonomy Doug Belshaw's Models of Learning, video and blog.

The new Kinect, defining innovation, supporting innovators, snow (again). The e-Learning Stuff panel discuss all of these and James forgets where he lives! With James Clay, David Sugden, Lilian Soon, Ron Mitchell, Rob Englebright and Di Dawson. This is the sixty seventh e-Learning Stuff Podcast,Where do I live?. Shownotes Microsoft Kinect Augmented Reality, now here’s an idea… Think Different The top iPad App for educators is Dropbox. JISC Cetis PROD How are you engaging with students in exceptional conditions? Contingency plans for teaching in the midst of UK snow Snow more problems! "million-to-one chances happen nine times out of ten" e-Learning Stuff Podcast #030: Snow Joke Two Snow e-Learning Stuff Podcast #012: It's Snow Joke Known Unknowns

So what is screencasting, what can you do with screencasting, what tools are there for screencasting, top tips on making screencasts and delivery of your screencasts. James talks with Zak and Gavin from JISC Digital Media on screencasting. With James Clay, Zak Mensah and Gavin Brockis. This is the sixty sixth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Screencasting. Shownotes JISC Digital Media JISC Digital Media on Free Online Screencasting Tools JISC Digital Media on Screencasting Workflow Camtasia Camstudio Captivate Screenflow Screenr Screenjelly Screentoaster JISC Digital Media on Microphones and microphone technique

James chats with Dr Bex Lewis, Blended Learning Fellow from the University of Winchester about her work and social media. With James Clay and Dr Bex Lewis This is the sixty fifth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Have you got a digital fingerprint? Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Shownotes Dr Bex Lewis on Twitter Digital Fingerprint Digital Fingerprint on Twitter The Shallows: How the Internet is Changing the Way We Think, Read and Remember World War Two Posters

James interviews Sarah Knight from JISC on the forthcoming JISC Innovating e-Learning 2010 Online Conference that takes place from the 23rd to the 26th November 2010. More information on the conference. With James Clay and guest, Sarah Knight from JISC. This is the sixty fourth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Bringing innovation to life: From adversity comes opportunity Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.

Bits and pieces of news from the realm of e-learning. James gets all excited over the MacBook Air. QR Codes are back in fashion and are flavour of the month. Does the top ten YouTube videos a symptom of the death of user generated content? FOTE 10 and videos and combining video with Twitter. Some more commentary on the Kindle. James really doesn't understand FourSquare, or to be honest Places on Facebook. James however does like Instagram. Finally James talks about the JISC Online Conference 2010. With James Clay. This is the sixty third e-Learning Stuff Podcast, I'm the Mayor of Morrisons.... Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes. Shownotes Apple's new MacBook Air QR Codes in Education Code and Chips Please QR Codes: It’s not all about the phone you know QR Codes in the Library Top ten YouTube videos James Clay at FOTE10 - podcast version James Clay at FOTE10 with Twitter archive embedded into it... Holding onto my Kindle Lendi

Chatting about presentations, Powerpoint, keynotes and bullet points. With James Clay and David Sugden This is the sixty second e-Learning Stuff Podcast, This is Bullet Points Shownotes coming soon...

A chat with Zak Mensah of JISC Digtial Media about their ten new advice documents. With James Clay and Zak Mensah. This is the sixty first e-Learning Stuff Podcast, A conversation with Zak. Shownotes #1 Introduction to e-Learning #2 Designing Learning Experiences #3 Common Methods for Viewing, Using and Producing Digital Media Resources #4 Considering the delivery of digital media online #5 Organising Digital Media Content in a VLE #6 Mobile Learning for Education #7 Providing Live Support to your Community over the Web #8 Audio Feedback #9 Telling it like it is - a how-to guide on creating audio feedback #10 Using Multimedia in a PDF

A recording of James' keynote at FOTE 10 on the iPad and the future of reading. With James Clay. This is the sixtieth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, The iPad is the future of reading

Discussing the MoLeNET Conference. With James Clay and David Sugden. This is the fifty ninth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Is it the end or the beginning?

Recording of the Do you like books or do you like reading? symposium from ALT-C 2010. This is the fifty eighth e-Learning Stuff Podcast,Do you like books or do you like reading?

James has been attending ALT-C in Nottingham. He describes what he attended and thoughts on the "end of the lecture". With James Clay. This is the fifty seventh e-Learning Stuff Podcast,Where have you been? Shownotes FALT Wiki ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Guerilla Narratives of Media Workshop

We've put QR Codes in the Library to enable learners quick and easy access to electronic resources. With James Clay. This is the fifty sixth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, QR Codes in the Library. Shownotes I mentioned them on this blog nearly three years ago. BIG QR Codes. Create a QR Code. QR Codes on Wikipedia.

We're talking about Flash this week and the impact that devices like the iPad will have on existing educational resources, development of new resources, tools and importantly the impact on learners and learning. With James Clay, Dave Foord, Rob Englebright and Ron Mitchell. This is the fifty fifth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Gordon's alive... Shownotes I am not that bothered as Steve Jobs talks about Flash The Xerte Project provides a full suite of open source tools for elearning developers and content authors producing interactive learning materials. Photo source.

David and James talk about the iPad, iPad Apps and the uses of it for learning. This is the fifty fourth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, I haz iPad too Shownotes iPhone App of the Week : This is a regular feature of the blog looking at the various iPhone and iPad Apps available. Some of the apps will be useful for those involved in learning technologies, others will be useful in improving the way in which you work, whilst a few will be just plain fun! Some will be free, others will cost a little and one or two will be what some will think is quite expensive. Though called iPhone App of the Week, most of these apps will work on the iPod touch or the iPad, some will be iPad only apps. AudioNote DocumentsToGo David Sugden's blog post on his iPad Pages for iPad Keynote for iPad Numbers for iPad Star Trek Tricorder Google Earth for iPad Leather Case for iPad

James talks about last week and stuff he saw, wrote about and found... This is the fifty third e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Last week or so... Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes 100 ways to use a VLE A five stage model for using the VLE Opinion: On Models and False Economy Sometimes it does go wrong… View the section of Martin Bean's ALT-C 2009 keynote that deals with resistance to innovation. The 200 slide solution The "Lessig Method" of presentation 96 slides in 12 minutes – Presentation Styles Mobile Learning Boot Camp