Posts Tagged ‘blog’
Evaluating Usability
Posted by: Keith Aquilina on: May 1, 2010
- In: Block 2 | H807
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‘Pedagogical usability (Kukulska-Hulme and Shield, 2004; Shield and Kukulska-Hulme, 2006); that is, usability as this affects educational website design and development, in the context of supported open and distance learning. This work has also been extended to include the usability of mobile devices (Kukulska-Hulme, 2005, 2006).’ The authors point out that a simple way of [...]
Blogging for students
Posted by: Keith Aquilina on: November 7, 2009
- In: H800 | Rumbling
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It’s been quiet some time since I have written a post. In the final part of H800 I was thinking about ways in which my students might be introduced to blogging. I have focused on my secondary students where two main blogs have been set up with two different aims. stigstud.wordpress.com is being used to [...]
ECA and …
Posted by: Keith Aquilina on: September 2, 2009
Drafting and drafting and drafting and drafting … my ECA. One of the two technologies for my ECA is surely blogs. It is very interesting researching how learners and teachers use them in different learning contexts. Whilst developing my writing I am more convinced that in the next scholastic year, I’ll be using some sort [...]
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