

Archive for the “Web 2.0” Category
Oct
11
2013
![]() ![]() ULearn presentationPosted by: Greg Carroll in conferences, Learning and Teaching, professional learning, Software and Skills, Web 2.0
Sep
20
2013
![]() ![]() Freeing Quickoffice for everyone – MS Office on the iDevicePosted by: Greg Carroll in hardware, Learning and Teaching, Software and Skills, Web 2.0From the Google blog:
via Official Enterprise Blog: Freeing Quickoffice for everyone. VERY handy for those who work across platforms and operating systems. also:
…. and there is no such thing as to much free online storage!
May
24
2013
![]() ![]() Search Google results by reading levelPosted by: Greg Carroll in Learning and Teaching, Web 2.0
Nov
06
2012
![]() ![]() LMS comparison ….Posted by: Greg Carroll in Learning and Teaching, professional learning, Web 2.0Interesting infographic about LMS ….. from Edudemic (source)
Nov
06
2012
![]() ![]() Top Web ToolsPosted by: Greg Carroll in Learning and Teaching, Pedagogy, Software and Skills, Web 2.0
Oct
10
2012
![]() ![]() ULearn Presentation – Web2.0 Tools in our Professional livesPosted by: Greg Carroll in Learning and Teaching, Pedagogy, professional learning, Software and Skills, Web 2.0Here is my presentation from today: A big thanks to all those who came along!! Do contact me if there are any things we can follow up with given we couldn't get online in the session itself. I am happy to help in any way 🙂
Apr
17
2012
![]() ![]() Some interesting things stumbled upon …Posted by: Greg Carroll in Learning and Teaching, Pedagogy, Web 2.0I use Google Reader as a way of managing the information from my PLN. I find it an effective way of bringing the information to me and being able to manage the 'info-whelm'. I also get things from Linkedin, message boards, email, Facebook, the whole gambet of places I subscribe to or visit. Part of my new role with CORE in the Blended eLearning team involves sharing ideas, good practice and challenging ideas with our team, schools and school leaders. So this will be one of the focuses for me this year … to have a post (or more) each week that focuses on the interesting and challenging things that have come on through from the various sources. Lots of the good things I add to my Delicious account and the bookmarks for this are in the sidebar of this blog and you can subscribe to the rss feed if you want to see everything I bookmark. So … to kick off a couple form the last wee while … *an amazing infographic: *a link to a great pdf file outling a schools social media guidelines from the same Edutopia article. * great sorytelling website – http://storybird.com/. We had fantastic examples of the work children had done on this site at a recent BeL team meeting. * neat tip: I use dropbox to sync/backup my entire documents folder and also have my autosave folder for Microsoft Office apps in the same folder. Then it too is backed up and potentially accessable from anywhere and not on my own device. An extra layer in the 'peace-of-mind'. Backups are ESSENTIAL. All HDD's die – 10 minutes out of the box or 10 years later1
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