eXe learning
Helpful open source tool for website authoring. Here is their introduction: The eXe project developed a freely available Open Source authoring application to assist teachers and academics in the publishing of web content without the need to become proficient in HTML or XML markup. Resources authored in eXe can be exported in IMS Content Package, [...]
Finally…my e-thinking is joined up!
Some folks who read my blogs, tweets, and Buzz notes and Google reader shares will know that for a while now I have had on my work list trying to solve the issue that each of these tools are great but at times rather unconnected. Maybe this isn’t an issue for some – but for [...]
New RSS tool
I discovered a neat new blogging tool today. I have frequently been frustrated by the lack of a good syndicate tool for wordpress that allows me to push rss feeds to specific locations on my site. What I have wanted to do is to pull in my tweets, shared articles from Google reader and other [...]
Whole class composing with GarageBand – option 1
I recently ran a course (just a small part of a day for local music educators) for which the suggested title was Whole class composing with garageBand. In fact the first draft of the schedule read “Whole class composing with GarageBand (Phil Kirkman) is this possible?”. I’m not’t sure whether this was asking if I [...]
Unlocking the digital door
Revisiting Larry Lessig’s Ted talk on the web yesterday, I was prompted to reflect on where we are ‘creatively’ with music education and technology in school. Larry is a law professor at Stanford and takes an active interest in civil rights and technological innovation. He founded the Center for Internet and Society, chairs Creative Commons [...]
