With the fast pace of change being what it is, the release of a film subtitled “an autoblogography about love, death & technology,” could not have come at a better time.  All participants at ONLINE EDUCA BE... Read More

Seldom do you find over 2,000 e-learning practitioners from over 100 countries gathered at one place.  The annual ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN conference and exhibition is the largest global meeting of e-learning expert... Read More

If you’re looking for educational games you can use for tots, teens and the in-betweens, this collection of “Forty Sites for Educational Games” will surely keep you entertained http://dlvr.it/26tQtC.  However, ... Read More

The first tweet of the week was about how “Unsure robots make better teachers than know-alls”, a New Scientist report about a Japanese study on approaches to language learning. http://bit.ly/O9ga2R.  Is the bra... Read More

Do you have some sound ideas on how educators and students alike might harness the power of mobile learning?  UNESCO is inviting public input on its Policy Guidelines on Mobile Learning. Have your say: http://b... Read More

Teaching hospitals unable to secure real patients have more options these days.  Virtual patients, as we heard from OEB11 speaker Martin Riemer, are just one way to solve the problem http://bit.ly/rOcTXG.  The ... Read More

The overall theme of this year’s ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN is Reaching Beyond Tomorrow, so we were fascinated to learn about a new “Gaze-tracking illusion lets you draw with your eyes.”  The software, which is still... Read More

The article “25 Ways To Use Twitter In The Classroom” http://bit.ly/RrDBJ5  was an interesting take on a topic that is all the rage these days.  It’s a theme we have looked at in recent weeks. (See “28 Creative... Read More

There was good news for educators and scholars alike this week.  Check out this handy advice on “7 Essential Tips for Picking a Student Laptop” http://bit.ly/MtRBwB.  Our sister conference eLearning Africa aler... Read More

Monday, July 23th - Friday, July 27th, 2012   Just how accurate is the Thomas Reuters SCIE abstracting system for cataloguing scientific publications?  This SciDevNet report http://bit.ly/Ocvs6G is a... Read More