The EdITLib Digital Library has recently announced new partnerships with several international publishers, including Wiley, the Australasian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education (ascilite), and the University of Alberta. These partnerships will bring even more content to … Read more
Well, that takes care of day one! What did you learn? What resonated with you? Please share thoughts in the comments section below. I thoroughly enjoyed the opening day of the conference! An interesting mix of theory, practice, … Read more
Last week, I conducted a short interview with Dr. Richard Schwier from University of Saskatchewan. The recording is now available (the first several minutes have a bit of an echo…but things clear up). Rick has contributed significantly to … Read more
Over the next few days, the Sheraton Waikiki will be bustling with ED-MEDIA presenters and participants. Pre-conference workshops beging tomorrow (Monday) and the main conference itself starts on Tuesday. This is my first visit to Hawaii – a … Read more
Nancy White is an invited speaker at ED-MEDIA 2009 (now only a few weeks away!). After a bit of a challenge trying to synchronize our schedules for an interview, she kindly agreed to respond to a few questions … Read more
A few weeks ago, I delivered a presentation for presenters new to ED-MEDIA. The session – titled Presenting for Impact – provided rich (and humbling) irony as many things went wrong. At least I now have a new … Read more
Alan Levine (who barks wisdom at cogdogblog) has been actively involved in media, web, and instructional design for well over a decade. Alan is the Vice President Community and CTO at New Media Consortium. He is also a … Read more
Rick Mrazek is one of the invited speakers for ED-MEDIA 2009. His topic is “Emerging Technologies and Repurposing Multimedia: Linkages and Mysteries.” In this short interview Rick talks about the kinds of resources that he is repurposing and … Read more
For all the effort conferences spend on peer review and ensuring quality (novel) research is presented, too little attention is paid to the actual presentation. At several conferences during the last 18 months, I’ve noticed organizers are turning … Read more
Surprisingly, we are only six weeks away from ED-MEDIA 2009! Over the next month or so, this blog will be more active. We’ll provide you with interviews, commentary, help resources, and even a bit of professional development (more … Read more