chanced upon this site in my own google ads bar.
for fantasy lovers out there, you should be familiar with many of the pictures as book covers in the art gallery. link to the website. enjoy 🙂
A Weblog Webliography
A great list of readings for weblogs put together by Charlie Lowe. Marvellous!
Continuing on the Portfolio theme
This posting by Graham Attwell mentioned the growing interest of eportfolio in Europe because of “an increased interest on personal learning” … “and of course it’s partly due to the ongoing pressure for lifelong learning”.
Attwell defines the following activities in developing a portfolio:
* Identifying learning and achievement
* Reflecting on learning and achievement
* Recording learning and achievement
* Validating learning and achievement
* Presenting learning and achievement
and the sentence that i find most interesting follows: “Assessing plays no part in this.” this really makes me ponder, does assessing a portfolio ‘kills’ a portfolio? if so, how are we going to resolve the assessment issue, which is one of the core concern of our teachers? *hmm*
Loudblog
Loudblog is a sleek and easy-to-use Content Management System (CMS) for publishing audio content on the web. It automatically generates a skinnable website and an RSS-Feed for Podcasting. Supports PHP/MySQL server.
More Than Cat Diaries: Publishing with Weblogs
This a June 16, 2005 presentation for the New Media Consortium 2005 Summer Conference hammered out of Blogger by Alan Levine, Maricopa Community Colleges.
Levine’s attempt in this presentation:
What is This?
I am exploting Blogger as a vehicle for deliverying this presentation. I aimed to torque the templates and the concepts away form your run of the mill Blogger site.
Take note of the “+/- Notes” function as you proceed through the presentation.