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SUMMARY NOTES: Lurkers (& ironically late)

Sue — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:45:32 GMT

Hi Everyone

Sorry for the belated posting of this summary. Life threw me a nasty curve ball on Friday and I am still picking myself up off the floor metaphorically speaking! Ironically it is interesting timing giving the subject of this particular discussion board!

Given I was in Day 3 of 4 of this workshop (9 hours a day....can you fathom that?) I snuck out at lunch and did the summary with a bit of a twist - on my ipod!

This is a method I do actually use to summarise the week with my online students, frequently while I am in transit up the freeway to work on a Friday morning with a lapel mic! The students find it useful debrief, with my spin on things, and it creates another opportunity to "connect".

I was hoping to do this model of summary in week 3 given the Voiceboards were week 2, but sometimes you have to be flexible and think on the fly!

Cheers Sue

Jacob's Ladder OR Death by 242 Steps & Heatstroke

Sue — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 23:53:59 GMT

I forgot I had this on my computer.

For some reason I thought it would be funny to podcast my first time walking Jacobs ladder in Kings Park [I must be insane..........seriously!]

What I actually got was me coming down with heatstroke that put me in bed for the best part of a week and in hindsight I should have been in hospital. This was the first lot of heatstroke from last summer - I got it 3 times

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Week 6 Vodcast

Sue — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 14:48:24 GMT

A quick summary of the week ahead, and a surprise hello to 2 of the Business Edge lecturers, including Dean of Dean's Group fame :)

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Week 5 Wrap-up & Summary

Sue — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:23:34 GMT

Summary of the Week 5 Activities for my BES1100 online students, for embedding into class wikis.

Covering:

Share Your Moment audio content currently posted
Slooooow dowwwwwn how quick you are talking
Remember to really convey the emotion into your voice. We have no other way of receiving information from you about the experience
Try not read from a script, practice, practice, practice, then use dot points. This skill gets easier over time
Those reflective blogs are getting better (mostly) with the DIEP model!
I can get the video camera to work - kind of !

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Green Group SYM Comments @30 Aug 09

Sue — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 14:41:34 GMT

My thoughts on your Share Your Moment recordings (Green Group)that have been loaded to date to Blackboard (10.40 pm Sunday 30 August).

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Blue Group SYM Comments @30 Aug 09

Sue — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 05:26:13 GMT

My thoughts on your Share Your Moment recordings (Blue Group) that have been loaded to date to Blackboard (1pm Sunday 30 August).

Audio] BES1100 Online: Week 4 Summary & Wrap - Up

Sue — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 13:57:08 GMT

Summary of Week 4 Activities for my BES1100 online students, for embedding into Class Wiki's.
Covering:

Typology Referencing (yet again)
Technology woes (again)
Pick your team - with a few challenges
Share Your Moment is next week!

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Week 2 Wrap-up & Summary

Sue — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 14:04:07 GMT

Summary of Week 2 Activities for my BES1100 online students, for embedding into Class Wiki's.

[Audio] BES1100 Online: ECU Students discuss referencing at University

Sue — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:33:58 GMT

This is for the BES100 Students doing the task on learning to reference on the discussion boards.

Two interviews with current ECU students. Mark, an MBA student (also a self-professed Business Edge guinea pig - one of the first graduates from the program) and Shana (our Business Edge pin up girl for the ECU "Reach Your Potential" campaign) about to be the Student Speaker at the upcoming graduation.

They discuss their experiences in referencing, from the early first years to how it has become easier. They both also supply a few things to watch out for that the lecturers are particularly vigilant on!

http://www.ecu.edu.au/library/

http://www.ecu.edu.au/library/media/Referencing/referencing.html

[Audio] BES1100 Online: Week 1 Wrap-up & Summary

Sue — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:38:01 GMT

Summary of Week 1 activities and learning for my BES1100 online students (all 90 odd of them). For embedding into Blackboard class wikis

[Vodcast]: Prezi - unpacking and using this beta application

Sue — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 09:37:18 GMT

I gave a one hour PD session to our School of Nursing, Midwifery and Post-Graduate Medicine this week. It was based on using Web 2.0 to extend professional networks and professional practice (thanks to the lovely @SarahStewart for cohosting with me). I did a bit of a screencast for those people that have been asking me about it, showing some of the key features, how it works and using my presentation from Tuesday as a bit of an example. If you have more questions, find me on Twitter @EvilSue or my blog http://profdevelopment.edublogs.org

[Audio] mLearn07 Dinner Part 4: Digital Footprints

Sue — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 13:21:53 GMT

The final of 4 podcasts recorded at a dinner in Melbourne at the 2007 mLearn conference. A wide ranging discussion that has been edited into 4 topical sections. This fourth topic is on the digital footprint and its potential future ramifications on our lives. Netiquette is also looked at in the context of our digital footprints, Dinner participants include Sue Hickton (me), Brad Beach, Michael Coghlan and Vanessa Marsh. this is recorded in a restaurant so there is back ground noise and the audio is not the finest. You even get to hear us eating and other things going on around the dinning table that are unable to be edited out.

[Audio] mLearn07 Dinner Part 3: EQ2, Roleplays & Learning

Sue — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 12:30:15 GMT

The third of 4 podcasts recorded at a dinner in Melbourne at the 2007 mLearn conference. A wide ranging discussion that has been edited into 4 topical sections. This third topic is on use of MMORPG's such as Everquest 2 as a roleplay for experiential learning. Looks at how the massively multiplayer online roleplaying game, Everquest 2 is a fantastic sandpit for developing a suite of skills such as leadership, conflict management, communication and so forth. You can visit my blog for viewing of a post written on this topic. Dinner participants include Sue Hickton (me), Brad Beach, Michael Coghlan and Vanessa Marsh. this is recorded in a restaurant so there is back ground noise and the audio is not the finest. You even get to hear us eating and other things going on around the dinning table that are unable to be edited out.

[Audio] mLearn07 Dinner Part 2: The trials & tribulations of learning to use Second Life

Sue — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 16:18:48 GMT

The second of 4 podcasts recorded at a dinner in Melbourne at the 2007 mLearn conference. A wide ranging discussion that has been edited into 4 topical sections. This second topic is on the trials and tribulations of learning to use Second Life. Covers such thing as getting yourself a decent body and set of hair, clothes, no undo function. You still seem to exhibit similar human responses to getting naked! Dinner participants include Sue Hickton (me), Brad Beach, Michael Coghlan and Vanessa Marsh. this is recorded in a restaurant so there is back ground noise and the audio is not the finest. You even get to hear us eating and other things going on around the dinning table that are unable to be edited out.

[Audio] mLearn07 Dinner Part 1: Use of Voice & Second Life as educational tools

Sue — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 15:55:10 GMT

The first of 4 podcasts recorded at a dinner in Melbourne at the 2007 mLearn conference. A wide ranging discussion that has been edited into 4 topical sections. This first topic is on the use of voice and Second Life as educational tools. Brad Beach discusses the use of Second Life to teach counselors in training about schizophrenia. Dinner participants include Sue Hickton (me), Brad Beach, Michael Coghlan and Vanessa Marsh. this is recorded in a restaurant so there is back ground noise and the audio is not the finest. You even get to hear us eating and other things going on around the dinning table that are unable to be edited out.

[Audio]: Seriously unhappy with Podomatic

Sue — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:53:15 GMT

Not nice to receive an email saying podomatic has pretty much had a "catastrophic" hardware failure, losing 10% of all podcasts, including yours. Mostly seem to be back now, but have lost all comments and work on blog. Still piecing it back together. NOT HAPPY.

[Vodcast] Using Google Pages to make life easier

Sue — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:29:18 GMT

This vodcast (for your ipod) shows you how to create a simple web page using Google Pages. You must have a Google account to be able to do this (see the top right hand side of your Google page). I found it a great way to put my most frequently used sites in one location as traditional methodologies just were not working for me. You can visit my blog http://profdevelopment.edublogs.org to also see a step by step account of this.

Facebook - she is not addicted

Sue — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 09:24:32 GMT

The second of my 2 boat interviews on facebook. Be warned VERY strong Scottish accent here! May need tuning in the old ears!

Facebook Spam?

Sue — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 09:20:51 GMT

I have recently returned from a dive trip and took the opportunity to interview 2 people who do not appear to have a Facebook addiction. This first interview is from Jaye, who's limited use of Facebook has resulted in a large spike of spam to her email that is non-facebook related. Apologies for the background conversations - as you can imagine, privacy and quiet on a boat is hard to find!

[Vodcast] How to safely remove external devices - I never knew!

Sue — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 11:32:22 GMT

I have spent years disconnecting my external devices just by ripping out the plug. Apparently this is a big no no!.......you live and learn I guess! This very short video shows you how to safely unplug your external devices. Sorry about the resolution for ipod. Will try work out how to publish this for pc with better res.

[Vodcast] Why I Hate iTunes #1

Sue — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 05:21:58 GMT

i REALLY REALLY do hate iTunes :( This podcast looks at my use of another media centre (J River Media Centre) that controls my multimedia and draws some comparisons between J River and iTunes. Apologies as I unfortunately referred to Apple as Microsoft in the middle of a rant - I am blaming the cold! I pay an annual subscription of about $40 I think to J River, and I get 10 downloads annually for this. This is my first go at using Camtasia for a production and I didn't even read the instructions! For further information, go visit http://www.jrmediacenter.com/ and http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp for further information

[Vodcast] Finding lost video podcasts on your ipod

Sue — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 04:04:55 GMT

This little grab is my first podcast (I have a cold so sorry for the narration!). I have been going insane trying to find video podcasts that I have subscribed to and downloaded onto my ipod. Much screaming, cursing, teeth gnashing and hair pulling has lead to me making this short ipod assist once I figured it out. Surely it can't just be me that's the gumby............?

Welcome!

Sue — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 21:18:55 GMT