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December 01, 2008

Emerge in Berlin

December 01, 2008

This week is the annnual Online Educa Berlin conference, which brings togther some 2000 delegates from all over the world to discuss all that is new in Technology Enhabced Learning.And Emerge will be well represented at the conference. Amonst others, Emerge members Dai Griffith, Geroge Roberts, Neil Witt, Steven Warburton, Gilly Salmon and Steve Wheeler are all making presentations ...

From: Graham Attwell - Read more

November 25, 2008

Maggie goes into the Dragons Den - the podcast

November 25, 2008

Here it is - the podcast of the live radio show. On Monday we broke new ground with Eneging our Sounds of the Bazaar radio show. We produced a special issue of Emerging Sound of the Bazaar entitled 'Into the Dragons Den'. The programme was a fly on the wall special following the progress of a Dragons ...

From: Graham Attwell - Read more

November 24, 2008

Sounds of the Bazaar Radio - Into the Dragons Den - tonight - tell us what you think

November 24, 2008

Tonight we broadcast a Sounds of the Bazaar Special radio show 'Into the Dragons Den'. The programme is a fly on the wall special following the progress of a Dragons Den session organised by Emerge. The show goes out at 19.00 UK time, 20.00 Central European Time as the kick off for the Emerge online conference on Altered ...

From: Graham Attwell - Read more

November 23, 2008

Ways to contribute to the evaluation of Emerge

November 23, 2008

The evaluation of the Emerge project has been an ongoing thread through all the projects’ activities. We have been interested in finding out how we could build a community of practice around the User Engagement model to support projects. We began with an ambitious model of user-centred evaluation explicitly intended to be productive of positive change. We are grateful ...

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November 21, 2008

Kids' informal learning

November 21, 2008

The new US report at contains some interesting discussion topics IMO  for projects like ours that work with young people  (or child labour as Paul Bailey would call it ...

From: Paul Mayes - Read more

November 20, 2008

Sounds of the Bazaar Radio show - Into the Dragons Den

November 20, 2008

Next Monday we break new ground with our Sounds of the Bazaar radio show. We are producing a special issue of Emerging Sound of the Bazaar entitled 'Into the Dragons Den'. The programme is a fly on the wall special following the progress of a Dragons Den session organised by Emerge. The show goes out at 19.00 UK ...

From: Graham Attwell - Read more

November 16, 2008

Full Fat Feeds

November 16, 2008

It's great to see so many projects syndicating their web and blog content over to the site - it means that the community can share and connect in one handy place. Some of the feeds coming over are restricted however, meaning that people have to click through to the original site to view the entire post. I'd like to ...

From: Josie Fraser - Read more

November 09, 2008

ALT-J Special Issue on Mobile and Contextual Learning

November 09, 2008

ALT-J have a call out for a special issue on mobile and contextual learning which will be relevant to some Emerge projects as we near the BR and dissemination phases. See ...

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MOOCs, Connectivism, Humpty Dumpty and more

November 09, 2008

Last weeks Emerging Mondays seminar was on the topic of MOOCs and Open Course Models. The speaker was Dave Cormier from the University of Prince Edward Island. Dave spoke about his experiences, so far, of the CCK MOOC on Connectivism and Connected Knowledge, the technological platforms being used to support participants, the tensions that exist within the course ...

From: Graham Attwell - Read more

November 08, 2008

Reporting about the 1st Trainers in Europe online Conference

November 08, 2008

The last two days I have been taking part of the 1st Network Trainers in Europe open online conference.This was a conference opened to everyone, but we knew that our main target audience would be people whose familiarity with technology was not as quite advanced as in the groups and communities some of us move about. Most of them ...

From: Cristina Costa - Read more

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