Two UK based FE learning technologists offer ideas, things to try, indepth views and keep to the pulse of all things elearning.
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On 8th January Chris Boon presented at the 16th Annual Blackboard Users’ Conference at the University of Durham on the subject of Electronic Submission on […]
Hopefully your Blackboard courses are now set up and being used well, but are you making the best use of the available tools? Beyond the […]
Have you set up a new Blackboard course this year? Or is your existing course ready for a tidy-up or overhaul? There are a number […]
IFTTT (Rhymes with Rift- without the “R”) is a great way to automate your internetings and make unrelated web based things work together. It […]
Do you need to contact one of your students? Not sure of their address, and don’t know where to look it up? No problem! You can […]
Would you like to make your course look better and make your resources easier to find for your students? Then look no further! Here are […]
Looking for a creative background image? Need something bright and cheerful to use as a backdrop to your Powerpoint, Blackboard banner or poster? Have a look […]
Is Wikipedia the bane of the academic’s life? Do your students look everything up on Wikipedia, and never use any other resources? Do you cringe when […]
Thank you to everyone for your continued use of Blackboard– we’ve had another year with some excellent use of our electronic submission system (“drop boxes”) […]
Bored with making Powerpoints for all your lessons? Fancy trying something new? Why not try Prezi or Haikudeck? Prezi is an on-line presentation tool which […]
This weeks “Thing of the Week” is Office Mix. This free add-on enables you to add your voice, video and live drawings to your pre […]
Last week all of the “movers and shakers” from the world of Blackboard descended on Washington DC for the annual Bb World conference. This is […]
