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I wanted to do this podcast all day, but only got to it Friday night at 10! I must say, if it was not for the Soundcloud iPad app I discovered, it would probably have stayed a good intention. Well there you have it - I am a digital native (tongue in cheek)!
Do listen as it is about the assignment. Good luck and enjoy the weekend.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the course - I really enjoyed it and learnt a lot.
ReplyDeleteI found this interesting article this morning - it is all about the use of facebook in e-learning and some interesting comments. Worth a read.
http://www.linkedin.com/news?actionBar=&articleID=873147815&ids=3cQdzANe3sTe2MMcjkMcjsUdPwIdj4UdPgNcPsU&aag=true&freq=weekly&trk=eml-tod-b-ttle-68&ut=0O_MzO0CH2KkY1
JP one more question:
ReplyDeleteThe link that I posted in the comment above did not come out in such a way that one can just click on it to go to the website. I copy & pasted it like all the others I have done so far in other posts(even did it twice here), but it just did not work. What could possibly be the reason for that?
Hi PhysicalOT
ReplyDeleteThe link worked for me, but I think you have to be signed in to Linked In for it to work seamlessly. I went to the address and closed the Linked In "frame" as it were and then ended up with the "real" address: http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/students-push-their-facebook-use-further-into-academics/33947 which is more open. Links in comments are diabled so that spammer cannot post devious scripts etc. Does this make sense?
JP
What I did now was to highlight the address I provided, right click and then went to the linkedin link. It also worked, but I am unsure whether that was what you meant. I am signed in at Linkedin.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great article - their is also an interesting article on the use of Facebook:
ReplyDeleteJunco, R. 2011. The relationship between frequency of Facebook use, participation in Facebook activities, and student engagement. Computers & Education, 58:162-171.