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Mobile Technology in TAFE
by Sue Waters
Mobile Technology in TAFE websites are all about m-learning, e-learning and mobile technology. I also have more information at Mobile Technology in TAFE wiki and Mobile Technology in TAFE blog. Please use my sites to learn more about how we use these technologies with students.Some of the older episodes do not start when you press play click on download instead!
Episodes
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Audio: Blog Fodder
Kathryn Greenhill (Librarian Matters blog) provides her tips on blogging and blog fodder e.g. ideas for blog posts. Kathryn is a well known blogger who provides excellent blogging tips and this is her presentation from Perth PodCamp.
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Audio: Virtual Worlds - Promise and Peril by Alan Levine
Virtual Worlds: Promise and Perils presentation by Alan Levine for the WA Elearning Showcase (Oct, 2007). Refer to his wiki for his slides and great his links on virtual worlds from this presentation.
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Audio: Alan Levine on Technology
A conversation with Alan Levine on the role of New Media Consortium (NMC), the Horizon report, how technology is changing and advice for people on using new technology. We also talk about his upcoming speaking tour of Australia.
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Video: James Farmer Identity, Ownership & Online Learning
Leigh Blackall (Learn Online) has been running fantastic 10 minute online lecture series in New Zealand for Learning communities Aotearoa and I was fortunate to be invited to join some of the sessions. Unfortunately I missed James Farmer's session but I liked the recording so much that Leigh and...
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Audio: Tips for podcasting
Here are my tips for podcasting based on my knowledge as a podcaster and from my experience teaching others how to podcast. The presentation was originally put together for Port 80 mintalks . This is the audio from my presentation.
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Video: Tips for Podcasting
Here are my tips for podcasting based on my knowledge as a podcaster and from my experience teaching others how to podcast. The presentation was originally put together for Port 80 mintalks and I have added my audio to the presentation because sound quality on the night was not suitable.
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Video: Mac Diary - Podcasting
Humorous look at what happens when you take a person who has only ever used a PC to podcast with and now ask her to teach others how to podcast using a Mac. Macs are not supported in our College so professional development with educators normally is done using Moviemaker and Audacity on a PC. The...
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Audio: Problems with the Mobile Web
Nick Cowie, from nickcowiecom talks about the problems faced with the mobile web in terms of display size of mobile screens, the number of different mobile web browers, how rapidly the mobile web is changing, how people use the mobile web compared to the Internet on a computer, problems faced…
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Audio: Podcasting Pedagogy
This is our discussion on podcasting in education. Present were Michael Coghlan, Trevor Bennet (Edith Cowan University), David Day (Pilbara TAFE), Jenny Heathcote (Swan TAFE), Stuart Knox (Flexible Learning Framework) and Sue Waters (Challenger TAFE).
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Audio: Sean O'Driscoll talks online communities
Sean O'Driscoll, General Manager Community Support & Microsoft MVP, talks about online communities. This interview includes how he became involved with online communities, how to deal with disruptive online community members and the value of online communities to businesses. We also discuss his...
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Video: Barcode, RFID and NFC technologies explained
Marcus Ragus (TAFE Tasmania) and Daniel Dacey (New England Computer Solutions explain the difference between barcode, RFID and NFC technologies. For more information on work by Marcus Ragus and Ian Whitehouse on RFID tags go to RFID scoping study. For more information on Virtual Trainer contact...
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Audio: Barcode, RFID and NFC technologies explained
Marcus Ragus (TAFE Tasmania) and Daniel Dacey (New England Computer Solutions explain the difference between barcode, RFID and NFC technologies. For more information on work by Marcus Ragus and Ian Whitehouse on RFID tags go to RFID scoping study. For more information on Virtual Trainer contact...
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Audio (15 mins): Embedding PD to ensure sustainability
This is Becky Saunders (from Teaching and Learning, WA Department of Education and Training; runs workshops on instructional intelligence), presentation on embedding professional development for Learnscope e-learning Project Planning Day. In this presentation she talks about how professional...
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Video (5 min): Tips for getting more out of del.icio.us
These are my tips for getting more out of del.icio.us, a great social bookmarking website which lets you view your favourite websites online, anywhere using the Internet. In this video I explain why I initially did not appreciate the value of del.icio.us. I show how to set up tags better, why...
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Video (13 mins): Use of social computing in organizations
This is an extract from Euan Semple's online presentation for E-learning Networks Community Forum funded by the Australian Flexibile Learning Framework, © Commonwealth of Australia 2007’ . Euan is a well known writer, thinker and public speaker on the subject of social computing (the use of…
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Video: Using Camtasia to create podcasts
Richard Meagher, from Mt Lawley Senior High School, demonstrates how he uses Camtasia to create audio and video podcasts from PowerPoint Presentations. Camtasia is very similar to Movie Maker 2 (which is what I use to create my video podcasts) but is a bit more sophisticated, and slightly harder…
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Audio: Adam Frey talks about using wikis in education
Adam Frey, co-founder of wikispaces, talks to me about using wikis in education (this is the longer version of the interview). We discuss how wikispaces is giving away 100,000 free plus wilkis to K-12 teachers. He also explains the features of their wikis that make them easy to use with students....
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Video: Adam Frey talks about using wikis in education
Adam Frey, co-founder of wikispaces, talks to me about using wikis in education. We discuss how wikispaces is giving away 100,000 free plus wilkis to K-12 teachers. He also explains the features of their wikis that make them easy to use with students. He shares tips for setting up wikis &...
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Video: Accessing Blogs on different types of mobile devices
This video will play properly on a video ipod. Leonard Low's Mobile learning blog site is turning one. So he has decided to have a "Mobile Learning" Gadget Giveaway! competition. So the Sue's decided that they needed to review all the posts on his site while theyr spent their day at a workshop in...
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Video: Road test of the Belkin TuneTalk
This is the Good and Evil Sue road test of the Belkin TuneTalk that converts the video iPod into a digital recorder i.e. you can use it to record voice memos, interviews or conferences. Good for recording audio for podcasting. We compared the Belkin TuneTalk to the xTreme MicroMemo and PDA.
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Video: Using Lectopia to podcast lectures
Dr Tama Leaver, Associate Lecturer (Higher Education Development), Centre for Advancement of Teaching and Learning from the University of Western Australia talks about how lecturers use Lectopia to podcast their lecturers. He discusses the benefit of having an automated system to capture and...
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Video: Aquaculture e-learning students hand-on workshop
Aquaculture e-learning students study their theory online (WebCT and Elluminate) and then attend practical workshops several times during the year. This is a video showing what they did at their Silver Perch workshop.
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Video: wat tha? NetLingo talkz :)
This is a video of Sean Waters interview with Sue Hickton (aka Evil Sue) and Sue Waters (aka Good Sue) about how good Sue is lost in this digital age of NetLingo, Emoticons and Leet Speak. They both try to educate her. Please note for the full version of the interview you will need to listen to…
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Audio: wat tha? NetLingo talkz :)
Sean Waters interviews Sue Hickton (aka Evil Sue) and Sue Waters (aka Good Sue) about how good Sue is lost in this digital age of NetLingo, Emoticons and Leek Speak. They both try to educate her. If you suffer digital illiteracy issues then this is a must listen. Visit Lingo2Word and Basic...
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Video: Where's Sue
This is a video podcast created by me and my son, Sean, to explain my absence from podcasting. It is a good example of why they say never work with kids (also they can be ungrateful!). Thanks Sean for your help (nagging for the computer).
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Audio: Taking an E-step forward - Business Services
Rowena Melling, Learnscope Project Manager for "Taking an E-step forward" from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their project in terms of the e-learning skills they gain. She explains that the participants had minimal exposure to e-learning and then highlights what was gained from the project. They did a...
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Audio: Taking the mystery out of E-learning Facilitation
Yolanda MacPherson, E-learning Coordinator from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their learnscope project titled "Taking the mystery out of E-learning Facilitation which involved staff from a range of industry areas. She discusses the different projects undertaken by the participants such as blogs (set…
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Audio: E-learning emissions in Automotive
Neil Griffiths, automotive lecturer from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their Learnscope project. The idea of this project was to create digital resources that would give prospective and current students a better understanding of the automotive industry.
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Audio: Use of PDA's in Health Care Training
Robert Svanbery and Jane Looker, IT lecturers from Great Southern TAFEWA, explain how PDAs are being used by Health Care trainers. They discuss how PDAs are an integral part of the health care industry and provide excellent information on PDAs in general. They also explain how they have created a...
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Audio: Central West TAFEWA's mobile technology 2006
Cheryl Galloway, from Central West TAFEWA, gives an overview of their mobile technology project. She discusses the process used to select the mobile devices they trialled. For more information go to m-learning.
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Audio: Putting mobile technology into main stream trades.
This is the audio only to the presentation by Andrew Nicholson (Project Officer: Trades and Rural) from Great Southern College of TAFE at WA E-learning Showcase, 2006. He talks about how trade lecturer's are using PDAs with trainees. Discusses how lecturers went to Nerd school to increase their...
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Audio: Putting a bigger E into management
This is the audio from interview with Kathy Keay, Great Southern TAFE, where she talks about her College's Learnscope project on "Putting the bigger "e" in management". The idea of their project was to increase the knowledge and skills of their managers so that they had a better understanding of...
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Video: Delivering PD to staff on Web 2.0
This is a window media player video of Challenger TAFE's presentation on Web 2.0 at WA Learnscope E-learning Experience. The main focus is how the training was delivered and what the staff gained from the process. Unfotrunately some of the audio was recorded too low.
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Video: Challenger TAFE PDA project 2007
This is a video that I created using Moviemaker for a presentation on my PDA project. It shows the reasons why I started using PDAs, the types of materials I use on PDAs with students, the students thoughts on using the PDAs and how other lecturers find using PDAs with students. For more...
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Audio:Students thoughts on using PDAs
I trialled PDAs with aquaculture students in 2006. The PDAs were not used in every session, and were only used when I felt they were appropriate. The material on the PDAs relate to fish health (i.e. how to use microscopes, how to do fish dissection, anatomy of fish, how to diagnose fish diseases,...
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Audio: How PDAs can be used as a mobile reference source.
This is an interview with Rajiv Singh, maritime lecturer, at Challenger TAFE on how he uses PDAs to enhance his work. He talks about how he uses his PDA as a mobile reference source and the usefulness of PDAs for his maritime students. For more information go to technology and PDA software.
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Technology and its use with students
This is an interview with Becky Saunders, who teaches Instructional Design to TAFE lecturers, on her thoughts of using emerging technology, including PDAs, with students. She makes excellent points about how we need to consider the needs/wants of our students when using any teaching strategy with...
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Video: Example of a video that was created for using on PDAs
This is an old episode that does not play properly in the embedded player however if you press download it will view okay I have much better examples of videos that we use on PDAs. However the unique thing about this video is iIt was originally in VHS video format and I used a video capture card...
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Audio: Benefits/Challenges of using PDAs with groups of students
This is an interview with John Pozzi, a fishing lecturer, on how he found using PDAs with his class of 14 fishing students for knot tying. He explains: How their use benefited both him and the students; Suggestions on how we could optimise the benefit of using PDAs with students; I recommend you...
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Audio: TAFE Students thoughts on podcasting
This is the first podcast I created. The part I enjoyed the most was working around grabbing people to interview (not sure if they felt the same). I found the PDA recorded the interviews well and gave the recordings a nice out there feel. I did however learn do not place PDA to close to their…
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Mobile Technology in TAFE websites are all about m-learning, e-learning and mobile technology. I also have more information at Mobile Technology in TAFE wiki and Mobile Technology in TAFE blog. Please use my sites to learn more about how we use these technologies with students.Some of the older episodes do not start when you press play click on download instead!
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