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My e-learning report card

8 June, 2008
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Blogging, Collaborative Learning
Posted by Kate Foy

It’s that time of year when assessment, exams and reporting on student progress take precedence over more mundane matters. I thought I’d take the time out to check through my own progress and outcomes in the use of e-learning materials this semester. Apologies in advance, as it’s a biggish post, and I had thought about

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Paper to Digital: enriching a learning package

2 March, 2008
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Blogging, Collaborative Learning
Posted by Kate Foy

The more work you put into the preparatory phase of a journey … and barring disasters or unforseen circumstances … the smoother the ride. Right? Knowing where you’re going and how to get there is also useful. When it comes to prepping course materials for delivery to students, it’s helpful to switch thinking from what

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Moving into Moodle: the experience for a Mac user

13 February, 2008
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Blogging, Collaborative Learning
Posted by Kate Foy

The past couple of weeks have been busy for most academics in
Australia. If they’re not grabbing the last of the summer before term
begins … and it’s been a miserable, wet summer for most of us …
then others are jetting home from far-flung cold climes. Most probably,
like me, they’re prepping for the first semester of the academic year.

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My e-learning report card

Paper to Digital: enriching a learning package

Moving into Moodle: the experience for a Mac user