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Creating a super-mobile conference blog

by Kate Foy on 28 November, 2009

in Blogging, Collaborative Learning, Technology and Creativity

Image via CrunchBase

You know the old saying, ‘It never rains, but it pours’? Well, I’ve had one of those weeks … nice and slow for ages and suddenly, a bloggy downpour. At times during the week I found myself flipping backwards and forwards from one blog to another whilst fielding emails, telephone, [...]

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Social media as the news

by Kate Foy on 6 November, 2008

in Technology and Creativity

The last couple of posts on this blog have been stimulated by the scope and very public use of social media as tools during the US Presidential election campaign. This morning I shared some discussion on Seesmic with two contacts, one in the US, one in the UK. We chatted about the way the BBC [...]

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Online art show: Timeframe

by Kate Foy on 27 September, 2008

in Technology and Creativity

So I went for a virtual walk through the online Timeframe video-art exhibition currently showing on Seesmic, and what did I find?
Well for a start, fascinating pieces that are clearly the beginnings of something other than the ‘funniest video’ type format usually found on YouTube, and which … you can bet your bottom dollar … [...]

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Moving Postcards

by Kate Foy on 7 April, 2008

in Blogging, Technology and Creativity


Creative Commons License photo credit: Leo Reynolds

I’m on holiday, so I’ve been playing with Animoto again today. I produced a short animated postcard on life around my place, here on a ridge in southern Queensland. It’s called Yarrawonga, which in the language of the indigenous people means ‘place of trees.’ I took the shots from the Project 366 set I’ve created on Flickr.

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