SOLE Model Illustrated
VERSION OF THIS POST FIRST APPEARED spatkinson.wordpress.com from May 13, 2010 The following brief video presentation was prepared for a […]
VERSION OF THIS POST FIRST APPEARED spatkinson.wordpress.com from May 13, 2010 The following brief video presentation was prepared for a […]
The SOLE model was presented to colleagues in Zagreb (via Webinar) on December 8th as one possible way to explore
It was a great pleasure to work with colleagues at SRCE in Zagreb on Wednesday 8th for the 2nd National
I am delighted to continue my relationship with colleagues in Croatia at CARNet and at Centar za e-učenje and SRCE. I
Looks like this book chapter with Kevin Burden on the conceptual modelling of emerging technologies is finally going to see
I am currently in a symposium session at the Media and Learning conference in Brussels, sharing our ideas about how
I attended a seminar run through the London Learning Lab yesterday focused on the future of education and the implications
The DiAL-e framework has already proven to be a flexible set of designs which can be used in a range
Kevin Burden and I met today in Leicester to review our progress on the DiAL-e Framework project. The project, funded
Yesterday I posted some early thoughts on how visual rhetoric might be important to us in thinking about how we
I have begun writing a paper on visual rhetoric. I sat on the 7:31 commuter train to St.Pancras and watched
‘How can Museums and Heritage Institutions bring in external live content in order to enhance visitors’ experience of in-gallery objects?’
Version 1.2 of the SOLE ‘Toolkit’ has been uploaded today and a number of support videos (linked to from within the workbook) have been loaded onto http://www.YouTube.com/theSOLEmodel channel.
Serendipity perhaps. Yesterday I found myself looking at an article by James Davies (2006), ‘Dialogue, Monologue and Soliloquy in the
Back in August, I attended a ‘sandpit’, brainstorming workshop at School of Museum Studies, University of Leicester. This was the
New YouTube videos from the European LAMS Learning Design Conference 2010
Back in 2007, Kevin Burden at the University of Hull and I (then at Hull) were writing a chapter for
It’s been a rather hectic summer personally. Arriving back from New Zealand in mid July I have been organising all