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Repository for reflections on all aspects of e-learning and digital culture.
About Me
- Tony McNeill
- I'm Principal Lecturer in Blended Learning and Educational Technology at Kingston University.
What this blog's about
This blog was originally created in February 2007 as part of an online course called Beyond E-moderating.
It's now developed a 'second life' as a repository for random thoughts on various aspects of online learning and digital culture. I have another blog for my Twitter project (2009-10)
It's now developed a 'second life' as a repository for random thoughts on various aspects of online learning and digital culture. I have another blog for my Twitter project (2009-10)
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- #pelc10 Twitter (1)
- affordances (2)
- Apple (1)
- assessment (3)
- assessment criteria (2)
- Barthes (1)
- blogs (13)
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- Bourdieu (3)
- Clay Shirky (2)
- CMD (1)
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- de Certeau (2)
- digital literacy (6)
- digital texts (5)
- digital/analogue culture (2)
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- e-generation (6)
- e-learning (2)
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- general election (1)
- graphic elicitation (1)
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- iPad (5)
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- Lessig (1)
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1 comment:
Russell Brown is New Zealand's all around media knowledge guy. He just did an interview with Lessig on Media 7. Ep 1, 10 Dec. Here's the link:
http://tvnzondemand.co.nz/content/media7/ondemand_video_skin?tab=&sb=date-descending&e=media7_2008_ep37#ep_media7_2008_ep37
It's fluffy, but still might interest you.
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