Bernard reflects on the day - shot with a tiny jtek camcorder which doesn't have a viewfinder so composition and stability isn't great but Bernard's enthusiasm is clear...

This is a video recording of the beginning of the Kingston College MoLeNET presentation recorded on an iPhone with and external thumbtac mic. Not sure what caused the occasional buzz in the audio and there was obviously a lot of noise in the background.

Nathan Cobb watches Kingston college podcast and the immediately demonstrates skill learnt...

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Photo by:
Nathan Cobb
e-Learning Manager
Uxbridge College

I have two main objectives for the event:

1. To enable, facilitate and support everyone to contribute to a rich event report and resource everyone can use back in their organisations e.g. if you see and hear about the real impact of a particular technology, strategy, technique that you wish to implement or improve back in your own organisation how useful would it be to have access to everyone's ideas and reflections regarding the same solution?

2. To demonstrate and disseminate the real impact the 3 years of MoLeNET has achieved and to use similar technologies and techniques throughout the day to evidence how simple and effective the use of m-learning can be.

Ron Mitchell

 

To keep the blog organised and easy to navigate and to make it easy to filter postings a series of tags have been added which you can use when posting by email. Although much of the day is about impact and teaching and learning topics it seems easiest to organise postings by the topic headings used in the event information. So to post ideas, examples, reflections please use one of the following tags in your subject line:

A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: pre-event))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: Westminster Partnership and CETT))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: B6 College))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: Lewisham College))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: Choices4All))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: City of Westminster College))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: Kingston College))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: Havering 6th Form College))
A subject line which makes the subject of your post obvious ((tag: molenet))

Please also finish your post with your name but remember this is a public blog so you may wish to exclude your contact details and sig etc. You can prevent any automatic sig or footer appearing by adding #end

Click the thumbnail below to see an example:

 

If you're wondering what file types Posterous can cope with and how they might be presented there's an easy to follow FAQ here: http://posterous.com/faq

When posting by email The subject line is not only the title of the post but also allows posts to be tagged and new tags to be added.

Simply add your title in the subject line and then use the following format to tag your post:

Your post title ((tag: Teacher Education, VLE, Cloud Computing, Retention and Achievement, Mobile learning, Accessibility ))

So double brackets followed by tag: followed by your tags separated by commas followed by double brackets.