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03-July-2006 09:23:23
Last Updated:
05-July-2006 12:45:16
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Graham Attwell
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Sounds from the Bazaar 3 Sounds from the Bazaar 3 [ Download ] (sob3fin.mp3 - 22.24 Mb )
SchoolTool SchoolTool [ Go there ]
SchoolTool
Tuttle SVC Tuttle SVC [ Go there ]
Tuttle SVC
weblog weblog [ Go there ]
weblog
position paper position paper [ Go there ]
position paper
Wiki Wiki [ Go there ]
Wiki
Cetis Cetis [ Go there ]
Cetis
Knownet Knownet [ Go there ]
Knownet
Cynefin Centre Cynefin Centre [ Go there ]
Cynefin Centre
short video short video [ Go there ]
short video
Bazaar website Bazaar website [ Go there ]
Bazaar website

Sounds From The Bazaar-1
At last - the long awaited Sounds of the Bazaar 3. Sorry its taken so long but we have had workflow and hardware problems. Anyway its sorted now - and we hope to get back to our planned fortnightly production schedule, You can either access the podcast on the Bazaar website, download from the link above Sob3Fin(beware: 20mb file) or click on the blue tab below the file to play in-line.

Sound of the Bazaar 3 - Sleeve Notes

Quality, pedagogy and e-learning 2.

Graham Attwell talks about new ways of looking at quality in the light of the emergent e-learning 2. He questions the effectiveness of existing quality assurance measures, which he says, ignore the context of learning, and suggests present quality methods based essentially on expert opinion have failed. Social software offers new tools for quality assurance. A short video on the same subject can be found on Graham Attwell's main weblog, the Wales Wide Web.

Web site of the week
The featured web site of the week is the Cynefin Centre. The Cynefin Centre is an international network that focuses on the application of complexity science to management and organisational practice. At the heart of the Cynefin Centre is a distinction between ordered and unordered systems, and the consequent recognition that systems with fundamentally different qualities require the application of contextually differentiated methods for both diagnosis and intervention.

The Bazaar Interview
The Bazaar interview is with Mike Malloch form Knownet in Wales. Mike talks about standards for education, the development of Web 2.0 and his views on Personal Learning Environments. The interview took place at the Bolton Institute seminar on Personal Learning environments held in June. Mark van Harmelen from the University of Manchester has developed a Wiki as a resource for PLE research and development.

Mike Malloch's position paper for the seminar can be found on his weblog - e-Learning2.0.

Blogspot
Blogspot features Tom Hoffman's personal web site, Tuttle SVC. Tom is project manager for SchoolTool.

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