Elearning Stuff

What is universal design for learning? Designing your learning so that it is accessible for everyone. In a nutshell, good teaching. We also talk (at the end during the credits) about my Skype problems... James Clay, Lisa Valentine, Lilian Soon and Ron Mitchell. This is the fifty second e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Universal Design for Learning Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes To follow... Photo source.

How can you more effectively use the VLE to enhance and enrich learning? How do you engage staff to ensure that they use the full functionality of the VLE? What models can you use to demonstrate to staff how they can progress their use of the VLE? James, David, Mick and Ron discuss how the VLE can be used, how to use it more effectively and provide tips and guidance on engaging staff to use it. With James Clay, Mick Mullane, David Sugden and Ron Mitchell. This is the fifty first e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Engaging with the VLE Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes James' Five Stage VLE Model David's Four Stage VLE Model Increasing staff engagement with the VLE From Repository to Interactivity - another VLE model from Louise Jakobsen Xerte EasyVoter for Moodle 100 ways to use a VLE

This podcast does not discuss James Clay, nor does it look at his Twitter feed, nor is he mentioned at all...possibly... With Lilian Soon, David Sugden, Ron Mitchell and without James Clay. This is the forty-fourth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, It's not James Clay Shownotes to follow....

James' keynote recording from the CoFHE Mid West Circle summer event. He talks about eBooks and eBook Readers and the future of reading.

James talks about his new iPad and some of the Apps he has been using on the iPad. This is the forty-nineth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, I haz iPad

James talks about EdTech 2010, pilots, the iPad, JISC CETIS Mobile Tech Meeting, Android 2.2, Lessig Method and the ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Award 2010. With James Clay. This is the forty-eighth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, It's very warm out there Shownotes My thoughts on EdTech 2010 Slides from my keynote at EdTech 2010 EdTech 2010 website You can do what with the iPad? JISC CETIS Mobile Tech Meeting Android 2.2 announced by Google How to install Android 2.2 on your Nexus One ALT Learning Technologist of the Year Award 2010 Lessig presentation method as mentioned on Doug Belshaw's blog.

Is the netbook as a concept finished? Is the iPad the future? James, David and John discuss the rise and fall of the netbook and the potential of Apple's iPad. With James Clay, David Sugden and John Whalley. This is the forty-seventh e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Is the netbook finished and now the iPad is the future? Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes The netbook is dead Channel Five's Gadget Show TuneIn Radio - iPhone App of the Week You can do what with the iPad? e-Learning Stuff Podcast #006 – You say Asus and I say Asus…

Enhanced podcasts, subscribing to podcasts, iPhones and other stuff with James Clay and Lilian Soon. This is the forty-sixth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, We're talking podcasts Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes

Personal responsibility, self-censorship, safeguarding, digital identity and Brighton! James Clay, David Sugden and Col Hawksworth discuss many issues relating to digital identity and literacy in relation to the use of Web 2.0 tools and services. With James Clay, David Sugden and Col Hawksworth. This is the forty-fifth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Brighton Rock Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes Col's photographs taken as we recorded.

Recording of the Keep Calm and Carry on debate at the Plymouth e-Learning Conference. During the Second World War, the British government sought to use appropriate communications tools to convey policy to the populace, whether via posters, newspapers, radio, or legislation. Resource restrictions meant that there was not always a free choice in which to use. Sound familiar? It should. As James Clay indicated in a blog post on January 10th snow, floods and swine flu all have the potential bring our physical campus to a halt, for valid health and safety reasons. Institutions announce via local radio and the web that they are closed to students and staff. In most institutions such crises effectively bring the entire workforce to a halt. Despite the digital options available, the word ‘closed’ implies that no (formal) activity will take place, and sends the message to staff and students that they do not need to go to work, or even do any work, even if they could. Culturally, most institutions do not incorpora

Thoughts, reflections and recordings from the 5th Plymouth e-Learning Conference. With James Clay and others.... This is the forty-second e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Don't feed the pelicans Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes Plymouth e-Learning Conference Pelican Fringe Privacy has gone.... Augmented Reality Video

Last week saw the Game Based Learning Conference, we didn't go, but that didn't stop us from talking about using games for learning and using gaming devices to enhance and enrich the learning process. With Kev Hickey, Ron Mitchell and James Clay. This is the forty-first e-Learning Stuff Podcast, We're playing a game Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes The Game Based Learning Conference is one of the largest events of its kind dealing with all aspects of games in learning. Building on the success of Handheld Learning and provided more depth by creating stimulating, challenging and provocative dialogue spaces at the intersection between the education, gaming, social media and consumer electronics sectors. There, policy makers, thought leaders, innovators and key practitioners met and exchanged ideas, knowledge and experiences as part of a unique ongoing conversation. Using computer games to support learning - The Mobile Learning Network (MoLeNET) has released a new report expl

It's alive... the VLE it's alive... Thoughts, ideas and comments from James Clay on why and how practitioners should be using the VLE to enhance and enrich the learners' experience. With James Clay. This is the fortieth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, The VLE Lives Shownotes 100 ways to use a VLE a five stage plan for using a VLE The VLE is Dead Picture source.

Do you like books or do you like reading? Are you a fan of e-Books? What about e-Book Readers? Will devices such as the iPad and Kindle change the way we feel about books and what impact will these new devices have on learning. With James Clay and Chrissie Turkington. This is the thirty ninth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Do you like books or do you like reading? Shownotes So do you like books, or do you like reading? e-Book Readers, are they the future? So you were thinking that you wouldn’t buy an iPad!

Do you iPod? Do you iPhone? The e-Learning Stuff Panel discuss the use of iPhones and iPods in colleges. With James Clay, Ron Mitchell, Lilian Soon and Lisa Valentine. Photo source.

With James Clay, Ron Mitchell, Lilian Soon and Dave Foord. Do you back up your data? If so how and where? The e-Learning Stuff panel discuss backing up. This is the thirty seventh e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Backing up Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes Microsoft’s Skydrive. Dropbox.

With James Clay, Mick Mullane and David Sugden. It's not just about the technology, it's also about the culture of the organisation when it comes to embedding learning technologies and e-learning. Cultural change often needs to happen if there is to be transformation within an educational institutiuon. This is the thirty sixth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Cultural Change Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes Shownotes You can follow James Clay, Mick Mullane and David Sugden on Twitter. Also now follow all the ILT news from Gloucestershire College by following @gcilt. BBC report on the Ofsted report on e-safety. My blog post on the subject, To block or not to block. DimDim or Wiziq for when it snows. Facebook for supporting learning.

This is the thirty fifth e-Learning Stuff Podcast,The Google Nexus One James Clay gives his first impressions of the Google Nexus One.

This is the thirty fourth e-Learning Stuff Podcast, Just Some Stuff. Originally a video recording of a conversation between Alan Graham and James Clay.

James Clay's Keynote at Ascilite 2009. This is the thirty third e-Learning Stuff Podcast, The Ascilite 2009 Keynote. A recording of James Clay's Keynote at Ascilite 2009 in Auckland, in New Zealand. This took place in December 2009. Due to the nature of the recording, the audio quality of this podcast is lower than would normally be expected.