April, 2010

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Apr 10

Web Classification

An internet service provider offering web filtering that uses the same classification certificates as the UK film industry has launched.

Well, classification finally comes to the web. Its hardly surprising its taken so long, the internet is a colossus structure to catalogue. I am not convinced that classifications for film can be applied to the internet. Should blogging be restricted to the over 15s? If you are in agreement and are happy to pay £19.99 to guide your childrens surfing over 3 Billion websites, then Tibboh could be your next ISP.

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Apr 10

#Mootuk10

So, its been a busy week since Moodle Moot 2010. Inspeection looming, end of year 11 course flooding in. We have connected with two other Moodle education users from the conference, underlined Mahara in our ICT roadmap for 2011, (install a test Mahara) promoted the ILP for Jan 2011 and install the NanoGong plugin. For those of you that were not able to get to the conference in person here are a few useful links; Keynote videos, Pictures: and Blog. Finally, TeachMeetMoodle is already gathering steam thanks to @moodledan input.

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Apr 10

The Long and Short of it.

The long and the short of it is if the teacher touches the technology more than the students, then it has little chance of transforming the learning environment. Jim Klein

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Apr 10

#MMUK10 @ Moodle Monthly

I would normally write my reflections here, obviously, after all, it is my blog. However I am going to make an two exceptions and here is why. Over the past 12 months @Josephthibault has offered his support, help and occasional prompt in our Moodle journey. So when Joseph made a call for guest comments on #mootuk10 Day we made every effort to repay him. Rather hurriedly we wrote a review which Joseph posted to Moodle Monthly, Late this evening @cragman69 emailed his draft of #mootuk10 Day 2, to which I added my observations and have just emailed the outline to Joseph.

So if you are a Moodler, take five minutes to browse the site, I am confident you will find numerous moodle posts of interest and perhaps some new connections. If you don’t find what you are looking for, I am certain Joseph will know a moodler that can!

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14
Apr 10

MoodleMoot UK 2010 Day 2

A really enjoyble evening event, good food, live quartet playing in the bakground and a rather competitive quiz laid the foundation for todays event.

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