Serendipity. Just seeing my thwirl swirling on my screen when I saw Jefflebow there. Well, out of curiosity, because these guys at edtechtalk are always around new stuff, I decided to click on the link Jeff suggested to test mebeam. Bang! I was there with him, John Schinker, Dave Cormier and Jen Madrell. What a great pleasure to see all those little video thumbnails. I laughed to myself because I had no idea they would all be there. It’s just like getting in the wrong room when people are into i

EdTechWeekly#95 - Mebeaming EdTech News Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-09-22 02:06. EdTechWeekly Carla Arena cck08 Dave Cormier Jeff Lebow Jennifer Maddrell john schinker mebeam 48:26 minutes (22.17 MB) EdTechWeekly #95 September 21, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links

EdTechWeekly #94  Welcoming Posey with a Video Extravaganza September 14, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links Chat Log Below read more

I'm delighted & honoured to have won the Individual Award for 2008 Learning Technologist of the Year (pfd) at last nights ALT-C 2008 Gala dinner. The Award aims to celebrate and reward "excellent practice & outstanding achievement in the learning technology field", and was presented at the ALT conference in Leeds last night by David Cavallo, Chief Learning Architect for OLPC (One Laptop per Child). Other teams and individuals honored last night: The Learning Technology Group - Adity

EdTechWeekly #92 Submitted by JenM on Mon, 2008-09-01 00:57. EdTechWeekly Dave Cormier Jeff Lebow Jennifer Maddrell john schinker 44:10 minutes (20.22 MB) EdTechWeekly #92 August 31, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links

Exhausted from their tag team effort last week, John & Dave take the week off, but fortunately, Jennifer Wagner and Alvin Trusty step in at the last minute to co-host with Jen & Jeff. Items covered include copyright and fair use, tools for the geographically challenged, student kindles, plenty of Myplick references, and lots more.

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At the beginning of the summer, I set a personal and professional goal that I would learn how to be a webcaster like the experts on the ‘Women of WoW; or ‘Teachers Teaching Teachers’ shows. I enrolled in the webcast academy led by the wonderful leaders Jeff Lebow and Doug Symington. Initially, I had some difficulty with the first assignments but I eventually was successful after following the directions at the website. The second assignment was not so easy. The second assignment was to record

At the beginning of the summer, I set a personal and professional goal that I would learn how to be a webcaster like the experts on the ‘Women of WoW; or ‘Teachers Teaching Teachers’ shows. I enrolled in the webcast academy led by the wonderful leaders Jeff Lebow and Doug Symington. Initially, I had some difficulty with the first assignments but I eventually was successful after following the directions at the website. The second assignment was not so easy. The second assignment was to record bo

EdTechWeekly #88 August 3, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links Chat Log Below read more

EdTechTalk#81 - The Mega-Connectivism Course (Part #1) As you know, George Siemens and I are planning to offer a course on Connectivism at the University of Manitoba this fall. The course looks like it will be interesting, which we conclude from the fact that 1200 people have so far expressed interest. So last night George and I and a few other people chatted online at Ed Tech Talk about how we were approaching the course and what the implications are. My best eye-opening moment came when I re

As you know, George Siemens and I are planning to offer a course on Connectivism at the University of Manitoba this fall. The course looks like it will be interesting, which we conclude from the fact that 1200 people have so far expressed interest. So last night George and I and a few other people chatted online at Ed Tech Talk about how we were approaching the course and what the implications are. My best eye-opening moment came when I responded to someone: 1200 people is not new to me - I deal

Webcasting for Educators: Expanding the Conversation is the title for the K12Online 2007 presentation created by Women of the Web 2.0 (or WOW2) hosts Cheryl Oakes,Vicki Davis, Jen Wagner and Sharon Peters. Each of them presented different aspects of their show, WOW2,  EdTech Talk and the umbrella organization called WorldBridges which was founded by Jeff Lebow and Dave Cormier. So, all of that for me was quite informational as I have listened to these webcasts for awhile now, but haven’t put al

Jeff Lebow Introduction - Class of 3.1 1:18 minutes (609.14 KB) Thought I'd get the ball rolling for introductions. Look forward to virtually meeting 3.1 interns. Login or register to post comments Download audio file

EdTechWeekly #85 July 13, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links Chat Log Below read more

EdTechWeekly#84 Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-07-07 01:46. EdTechWeekly Dave_Cormier ISTE Jeff_Lebow john schinker 27:31 minutes (12.6 MB) EdTechWeekly #84 July 6, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links

EdTechWeekly #83 June 29, 2008 This Week's Del.icio.us Links Chat Log Below read more

A few weeks ago on an episode of the excellent podcast EdTechWeekly, Jeff Lebow, one of the co-hosts, expressed how he is still a little amazed by wireless networking. It started me thinking about how much technological stuff in my everyday life I take for granted these days - and how that’s a good thing. Then, in a post which referenced my recent issues with a certain VLE provider, Will Richardson linked to a presentation by Clay Shirky. For those of you who haven’t heard of Shirky, he’s the

EdTechWeekly#82 - Supportive EdTech Research, NECC Hubbub, & lots more Submitted by admin on Mon, 2008-06-23 01:52. EdTechWeekly Dave_Cormier ISTE Jeff_Lebow Jennifer Maddrell john schinker NECC 54:59 minutes (25.17 MB) EdTechWeekly #82 June 22, 2008 Live .TV show provided by Ustream This Week's Del.icio.us Links

Hi, all! My name is Jennifer Maddrell and I’ve signed on to help aggregate and share open education news. I decided to break the ice with a post about my open education inspirations. Since taking David Wiley’s Introduction to Open Education course last year and after attending the 2007 Open Education Conference in Logan, Utah, I have had some time to mull over this notion of an open education movement. I’ve found that open education means a lot of different things to people. Some folks focus o