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Project Pad – web-based media annotation and collaboration

By sleslie on June 6, 2006

http://projectpad.northwestern.edu/ppad2/index.html Staying with the Sakai-theme for a bit (but in fact the more interesting theme emerging for me is “affable web-based tools for rich media manipulation,” more to come), in the Sakai wiki I came across Project Pad from Northwestern University. It is a suite of audio and video annotation tools, including tools to annotate [...]

Posted in Learning Objects | Tagged annotation, Learning Objects, video

Sakai 2006 Conference Presentations available

By sleslie on June 6, 2006

http://bugs.sakaiproject.org/confluence/display/ Conf2006Vancouver/Conference Sessions My only regret about going to the BC ETUG sessions last week is that it coincided with the Sakai conference being held just across the Straight in Vancouver which would also have made for an informative few days. Alas, all is not lost, as the good folks there are posting their slides [...]

Posted in Course Management Systems | Tagged CMS, Sakai

BC Educational Technology Users Group Spring Workshops

By sleslie on June 5, 2006

One of my other destinations last week was the BC Educational Technology Users Group annual Spring Workshop, this year held at North Island College’s lovely Comox Valley campus. If the workshop schedule was actually reflective of current practices in BC, then you’d be led to believe we have almost ubiquitous adopting of elearning 2.0 in [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged BCcampus, social_learning

On Using DSpace as a LOR

By sleslie on June 5, 2006

www.edtechpost.ca/gems/coppul-lor3.ppt Pheew! Back home now after a hectic (for me) week of travelling and talking, one of which was a talk I gave to the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL) Distance Education Forum on the feasibility of using DSpace as a general learning object repository. I have been pretty hard on this [...]

Posted in Learning Objects | Tagged LOR, repository | Leave a response

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