In the third instalment of our monthly #5minutereflection, we will look at Open Educational Resources (OERs). Open educational resources (OERs) are ‘free and openly licensed […]
Re-reading an old post by Melissa Milloway, about her eLearning 10 pet-peeves, reminded my of a post I started and never finished last year. Here […]
This post is part three in a series on copyright compliance online. There is an easy way to be sure that you are including images […]
TinEye is a great little tool if you are looking for images based on colour. This web based app has extracted colours from 20 million Creative […]
In this final instalment of three posts about GuruShots (catch the first one by clicking here and the second one here) we introduce you to Swaps, […]
In this second of three posts about GuruShots (catch the first one by clicking here) we take you through the process of voting and increasing […]
Gurushots is an addictive photography game where you upload your photos in to themed challenges. Other people then vote for your photo – votes takes […]
Following on from the last Instagram post which can be found here, we’ll go through the process of adding your own post. This assumes that […]
To encourage the use —and help dispel some myths— of Open Educational Resources, particularly in the Ontario region, government-funded NGO Contact North has published a […]
Just before you think Medium is just another blogging platform, here are a few cool things that you can do in Medium that makes it […]
In the previous post in this series on Medium (see #391 Medium [2/4]: Create your first story with Medium) we showed you how to create your […]
Medium is an online publishing platform that is a hybrid of blogging and paid for content (for an introduction please see #380 Medium [1/4]: The Medium […]
