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I'm interested in networking with people who are using the internet to enhance and compliment their training, as well as provide their clients with a choice in the way they learn

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04 Feb 2010
Interoperability (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
Innovative educators are leading the race with technology. What is your institution doing to prepare its learners for tomorrow?
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ePortfolios at Virginia Tech (US) (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
This page overviews the types of projects that Virginia Techs ePortfolio Initiatives have helped to develop. This page is not exhaustive of all portfolio efforts at Virginia Tech. Additionally, all portfolios are essentially reflective processes, so even these gallery exhibits are continuous works in progress, which means they are under constant revision.
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03 Feb 2010
ePortfolios ' ePortfolio How To - (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
The project intended to introduce users to social learning, whereby comments, feedback, and discussions are used within the learning group to support each other and grow knowledge. The project also introduced new technologies for monitoring students work for teaches. To create ease of use from an assessors view creating dashboards allowed teachers with different technology skill levels to access their students work for assessment. This also avoided the need to excessive training for teachers, a[..]
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iPortfolio Pilot (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
The iPortfolio is an online space designed specifically for Curtin staff and students. The purpose of the iPortfolio is for you to reflect on, and demonstrate evidence of your learning achievements, by drawing on experiences both within and beyond the formal classroom.
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Effecting the change of Assessment and Teaching of 21st Century Skills (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
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http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/02/thin-film-touchscreen/ (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
Displax, a Portugal-based company, promises to turn any surface ? flat or curved ? into a touch-sensitive display. The company has created a thinner-than-paper polymer film that can be stuck on glass, plastic or wood to turn it into an interactive input device. Read More http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/02/thin-film-touchscreen/#ixzz0ePfFuStE
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02 Feb 2010
Criteria to consider when selecting an e-portfolio system (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
We are often asked about which e-portfolio system an organisation should use. As mentioned in a previous post called Which e-portfolio tool should I use,  there is no simple answer.  Every case is different - what do you want to achieve? what e-learning systems do you already have in place? how confident are your learners in [...]
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01 Feb 2010
Coblis ? Color Blindness Simulator (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
If you are not suffering from a color vision deficiency it is very hard to imagine how it looks like to be colorblind. The Color BLIndness Simulator can close this gap for you. Just play around with the sample picture or upload your own images. Please make sure that you just use JPG, GIF or PNG images with a size below 600kB.
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29 Jan 2010
Thirsty act (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
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Thirsty cat (Allison Miller bookmarked this item)
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Allison Millers Whiteboard

15 Jun 2009
Alison Hall wrote
Yes, email notifications should (and will) happen in the next release which will include the bookmarks page. See Nick's comment below: We need to get the page in that displays the details of a resource (ie, all the comments), so we have something for the email to link to. Otherwise we have to just link to the person?s profile page, and if they read the email a day or so after the comment is received then it may not be displayed on the first page of their profile anymore. Hope that makes sense - thanks again for your feedback, we need as much of it as we can :)
15 Jun 2009
Alison Hall wrote
Hi Allison - thanks for popping in. Any items you comment on will become part of your What's been Happening feed and anybody following you will also see your comment as part of your activity. Also you can comment on somebody else's comment - or your own comment. In the next release you will see these comments on items as part of a bookmarks page where you can add, edit and organise your stuff.
12 Jun 2009
Alison Hall wrote
Hi Allison - we have a released a new commenting feature here in me.edu.au I would be interested to see what you think and how you might be able to use it. It is the first release of many down the Social Bookmark path :) Any feedback you have would be greatly welcomed!
8 Sep 2008
Sheryl A. McCoy wrote
Allison, I made it to edna. Grace, Simon, et al told me I should try again, so I did. It is everything I imagined. I hope you will be my colleague here. I always enjoy your humor and great ideas on education on Twitter. Remember, I am n2teaching.
13 Jun 2008
Jacinta Ryan wrote
Hi Allison - is there a group created for the 2008 innovation projects. I am just getting into this ME thing. Pru helped me and I am loving it.
8 May 2008
Kerrie Smith wrote
Hello Allison I've just created a new edna group called Blogging Corner, for those of us a little down the track, or just starting out, or really experienced. I believe we all have lots to share. http://www.groups.edna.edu.au/course/view.php?id=1862
15 Apr 2008
Pru Mitchell wrote
Hi Allison - thanks for uploading your edna keynote slides. Was really sorry to miss the workshop, especially hearing everyone's positive feedback.
5 Apr 2008
Candy Johnson wrote
Great to see you today Allison. Sorry we didn't get to catch up more, Candy
16 Jan 2008
Nick Lothian wrote
Hi Allison, The entries in your feed from communities should correspond to things that are happening in communities attached to your interests. At the moment you only have "Twitter" listed, so you should only receive stuff from that community. In the next release (due in a week or two) we'll add the ability to page through your view so you won't miss things people have done.
3 Jan 2008
Pru Mitchell wrote
Sorry Alison - I probably have an account but going mouldy from lack of use. I am scared of it taking over my life. Enjoying your stream though:) Thanks
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