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09 September 2008 05:38

Inquiry and blended learning

On Friday evening I presented a talk at the "inworld" portion of the Second Life Educators conference. It was called Using first and second life to develop inquiry skills in the freshman year at a UK university: a happy blend?, and if you click on that Read More...
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26 August 2008 06:44

Information Literate in Second Life

I gave two presentations at the Creating Knowledge conference last week. One of them was reporting, for the first time, some results of my students' investigation into information behaviour in Second Life. Here is the presentation from Slideshare: at Read More...
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05 August 2008 11:47

Blogging: and spam

Last Thursday I (as Sheila Yoshikawa ) led a discussion in Second Life (the virtual world) about blogging in Second Life . The chatlog (transcript) is here: http://sleeds.org/chatlog/?c=316 and this is a picture of the discussion. Most of the people there Read More...
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31 July 2008 14:29

Library 2.0 to Library 3D and my exploration of Second Life

A couple of weeks ago I attended a very interesting talk given by Kim Holmberg, a PhD student from Finland who is supervised by one of our lecturers at Wolverhampton. The talk was part of a series by the Statistical Cybermetrics Research Group. Kim’s Read More...
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25 July 2008 18:50

How FE libraries can support the use of Web 2.0 technologies in teaching

As a consequence of our Web 2.0 in FE project, the college’s ILT Champion surveyed college (teaching) staff about which Web 2.0 technologies they were using, why and how. The survey was conducted via e-mail over three days at the end of April this Read More...
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