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02-August-2006

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Design is essential to the use of social software | Ewan MacIntosh, edublogs: notes huge popularity of MySpace layouts/templates and calls for more freedom in edu-social apps for 'silly' personalisation and customising of appearance & flash etc embeds
'The importance of design.. is underestimated in many educational projects to do with social software and personal learning spaces.. by personalisation I mean 'silly' personalisation. If I want my page to be a lurid pink then I expect to be able to do tha
/PLE elearning2.0 elearning2.0/issues for:alharris internet-use kidsthesedays knotes-issues myspace/service-ecology opinion skinning to-do webcontent/trends
Information & Communication Technology in Education [terry-freedman.org.uk] : Practical advice for teachers and leaders on planning for and using educational technology
blog-like / planet-like coverage of intro material especially, highly selective about articles. Includes link to his edited booklet introducing web2.0 ( a useful resource for meme-spreading in orgs )
/e-communities/planets elearning2.0 resources/case-studies resources/introductory web2.0/intro
Coming of Age: An introduction to the NEW worldwide web [PDF 92pp, 1.9MB] - useful if ad-hoc printable, rock-bottom intro to elearning2.0 trends, techniques, practices etc. Terry Freedman (Ed) + 14 contributors (track updates at ictineducation.org)
'Featuring case studies and how-to articles by leading practitioners: Miles Berry, John Bidder, Mechelle De Craene, John Evans, Peter Ford, Josie Fraser, Steve Lee, Ewan Mcintosh, Alan November, Chris Smith, Dai Thomas, David Warlick, Shawn Wheeler
/basic-intro-materials elearning2.0 elearning2.0/intro for:alharris for:grahamattwell for:helenwccw for:mc_dip for:opendock pdf-file resources/best-practice resources/case-studies resources/comparison resources/introductory rss/intro web2.0/intro

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