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Plagued by students plagiarising?

Written by autonoblogger on April 6, 2007 - 0 Comments
cooltools, online, teaching, writing

I’ve been using Snagit, a Windows program that takes screenshots including grabs of scrolling windows, and they send me a newsletter every now and then. Today’s a link to a website that allows you to input some (student-written) text and see if it’s been plagiarised or not. I’ve no idea how it works, or if [...]

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Safety online

Written by autonoblogger on April 6, 2007 - 0 Comments
life, online, safety

The indefatigable Quentin D’Souza has created a SplashCast Channel that shows public safety videos on the subject of online sexual predators and cyber-bullying. Pretty interesting videos. There were 6 at the time I visited. Could be useful resources for teachers and parents.

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Personal Learning Environments

Written by autonoblogger on April 4, 2007 - 0 Comments
elearning, eportfolio, learning, LMS, online, ple

My friend Aaron has been banging on about these for over a year now: PLEs or Personal Learning Environments.Justin Medved’s post on this subject comes via the NextGenTeachers‘ blog. Be sure to click on the link to Ray Sim’s Personal Learning Environment map, and read the three (1) related (2) posts(3) on Ray’s blog Sims [...]

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