If you’ve read my earlier post Talking the Talk you’ll know how I feel about hearing my recorded voice. Yesterday the chance arose to take another step up the ladder and produce a video.
@catspyjamasnz asked for people to contribute to her project What My PLN Means to Me and to add a video to the [...]
Be warned- this is very video heavy post
A Saturday morning tweet by @betchaboy-
prompted me to refresh my memory…
I’ve blogged about this Oblong interface before, but I’d forgotten how slick it really was (apart from the naff gloves).
g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo.
Here it is being used to edit video/movie elements together.
oblong’s tamper system [...]
Earlier this week I left a comment (which I later turned into a blogpost) on this post by @wmchamberlain and was invited, via Twitter, to be a contributor at “At the Teacher’s Desk” As I’d already identified audio and video of myself as a personal dislike I decided that the first step in “walking the [...]
I just had a most amazing collaborative experience. @Mrs_Banjer tweeted on Twitter that she was in an etherpad opened by @mbarrow and would anyone like to come and try it out. I’ve played with etherpad briefly, but not like we did tonight.
Each contributor is allocated a particular colour to help identify their additions and edits (there are [...]
I got a new follower on Twitter today and, as usual, checked out their profile to see if I wanted to follow them back. That led me to a blog post about Twitter and how effective it has been as a PLN and PD tool for @kgustin.
I’ve been meaning to write about Twitter for a [...]
I’ve been on holiday for a week – so that was no internet for me unless I paid $$$ for a 15 minute session. Or was it?
It wasn’t at all. I have Opera Mini on my phone and most of the web, e-mails, social networking and news that I access on my laptop were there [...]
I’ve just started playing with Tarpipe. It lets you upload items to several targets/sites in one go. In about ten minutes I managed to configure it so that I could send a photo to Flickr, tweet a corresponding url to Twitter, a entry to Plurk and send the same photo to Evernote Web. You can see [...]
