Mobile Technology in TAFE

I have been sharing my experiences with Web 2.0, e-learning and m-learning (mobile learning) since early 2006 through a range of different sites.

Below is just some of my better known web sites and I’ve set up a customized Google Search on my wiki site to make it easier for you to search content across all my websites.

The Edublogger

The Edublogger is the most popular of my sites; it’s well known in the educational blogging community. I’m responsible for editing this blog and it was set up by Edublogs to support the educational blogging community.

The Edublogger is A blog that helps educational bloggers with emerging technologies in education!

Mobile Technology in TAFE wiki

My Mobile Technology in TAFE wiki site was set up to share all my “How to” tips for Web 2.0 and mlearning. Basically it’s ended up being my site for gathering detailed information that is too lengthy to fit into my blog posts.

It’s a popular resources for people wanting to learn how to get the most out of using the tools.

Web 2.0 “how to” includes:

1. Use blogs (Beginners)
2. Use Blogs (Intermediate)
3. Subscribe to Blogs
4. Use del.icio.us
5. Use Ning
6. Create movies using Movie Maker
7. Play movies on PCs
8. Share PowerPoint presentations online
9. Transfer videos onto PC
10. Set up wikis

For example m-learning topics include:

1. Blackberry
2. iPods/mp3 /mp4 players
3. PDAs
4. Podcasting
5. Spyglasses
6. Tablet PCs
7. UMPCs

Mobile Technology in TAFE Podcasts

I originally started out as a podcaster, not a blogger, and most of my audio and video podcasts are hosted on my podomatic podcast site.

My most popular podcast, so far, are:

1. Audio: Adam Frey, co-founder of Wikispaces, talks about using wikis in education (15 mins).
2. Video: Adam Frey, co-founder of Wikispaces, talks about using wikis in education (10 mins).
3. Audio: Using PDAs to teach practical skills.
4. Audio: Students thoughts on using PDAs.

You can subscribe to my podcasts using this podcast feed.

My Leadership in Elearning wiki

I was provided with funding in 2007, through an individual LearnScope Project on e-learning leadership, to increase my leadership skills.

My leadership in Elearning wiki was set up to share my knowledge with other who share the goal to be a e-learning leader so that we can all benefit and reflect on my learning.

LearnScope was part of a Australia’s national strategy to increase the capacity of vocational and technical education (VET) professionals to use flexible learning approaches and new technologies in the delivery of training.