Tuesday, 10 July 2012

EMA research for H800

I am using Twitter as an eportfolio to store some of the research I intend to undertake on micro-blogging with Twitter and mlearning with smart-phones:

Amanda HV‏@amandahv37
A limit to is having slow GPRS over speedy 3G

4h
RT : 10 Ways That Mobile Learning Will Revolutionize Education via #H800
                   
4h
RT ": Is Mobile Learning a Viable Option for the Future of Education? » Online Universities via

14h
RT ": Just posted the latest weekly mobile learning newsletter: "

14h
RT ": Making the Case for Mobile Tech Expansion "
                        
14h
RT ": Looks like 2013 could be when mobile devices overtake other devices for number of sites/services "

14h
RT ": Tips Teachers should Know about Google Docs in Education ( Great Easy Guide ) | "
 
14h
RT ": How to develop a mobile learning strategy five simple steps ... "

9 Jul
RT "ComputerWorld? Twitter tips: How to safely blend the personal and the professional http://... "
 
7 Jul
RT ": Commitment to widening participation continues "
7 Jul
RT ": summary of the importantly obvious in open, Social Networked Learning "
7 Jul
RT ": Flexible pedagogy, flexible practice - free ebook from AUPress "


7 Jul
RT ": What Do Emotions Have to Do with Learning?|MindShift - importance of confusion for deep learning"

6 Jul
BBC News - Do smart devices make smart kids? Good contrast to ' Do Smart devices make smart learners'.
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6 Jul
I am using Twitter as an eportfolio to store useful websites for my studies, hence all the RTs micro-blogging :-)       

6 Jul
RT ": JISC Review of e-learning theories, frameworks, models (oldie but goldie) <- v useful, ta!"

6 Jul
RT ": Simple technique to make your courses look good "
 
6 Jul
Schools 'letting down brightest'
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6 Jul
“Search & discovery in set to change forever after tmrw.” says Twitter engineer via "
 
29 Jun
": New post: 'Higher Education Liberated - Now We Can All Learn!' "
      
 
28 Jun
": Pros and cons of digital devices in the hands of young students " Gen Y

28 Jun
": Rising mobile Internet use could create new digital divide "

28 Jun
Elearnity have good resources for free (and you don't even have to register!)
 
28 Jun
JISC response to the Finch report: JISC welcomes the ‘Accessibility, sustainability, excellence: how to ex... "

28 Jun
": NEWS: The results are in: major study into the behavioural habits of the “Generation Y” PhD students "

28 Jun
Thinking about taking the plunge with learning? Read the new report from

28 Jun
": 12 Tools for Quickly Gathering Informal Feedback from Students - by "
    
               
28 Jun
": INSIDER: Google's Tablet Is As Good As The iPad 2 And Way Better Than Amazon's Kindle Fire via "
 
28 Jun
PowToon Looks Like a Great Tool for Creating Explanatory Videos via Free Technology for Teachers - ...
28 Jun
": I used Popplet to make a mind map of some popular collaborative diagramming tools: "

28 Jun
Analyists predict that in two years, 90% of mobile users will have no choice but to own smartphones
 

27 Jun
Another great article for today: 10 Ways That Mobile Learning Will Revolutionize Education |

27 Jun
Announcing new free eBook: 65 Tips on Managing Projects and SEMs for from

27 Jun
": Cyber schools face tougher standards (LTE via Pottstown Mercury, ) - "
27 Jun
RT : Discover the truth about mobile learning: ://bit.ly/IyaxXjk"

27 Jun
": Apparently I've been on twitter 5 years today. And they said it would never last."
26 Jun
Is e-learning effective? from 'opens up possibility for methods that would otherwise be impractical '
 
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2 comments:

  1. Unknown16 August 2012 at 03:49

    I am investigating blogging as part of my EMA. I want to establish how many H800 students maintain their blog on an active basis. Checking whether you see this message among comments to your recent blog seemed a good way to do this.
    Please at least confirm that you have read this message by emailing me on guy@jugu.org.
    If you have time, could you please comment on the following questions:
    • How often do you blog?
    • What is the main purpose e.g. reflective, study information, public statement?
    • As a learner, have you found blogging helpful as a learning tool?
    • If you are a practitioner, do you have experience of using a blog as a teaching resource?
    Thanks for your time. Let me know if I can help you in any way.
    Guy Cowley

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  2. AHV4 February 2014 at 06:22

    This late response demonstrates that I read my blog very infrequently. However fortunately I read my Twitter account regularly and responded to the questions above there.

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