Moodle guides & Google Wave video added

Added to the Moodle page:

• Moodle Tools Guide for Teachers - A fab 1 sheet printable guide outlining how all of Moodle's tools can be used.
  
  
• List of shared courses - Here you can download 100 shared moodle courses which you can then upload onto your own moodle site.

Added to the GoogleWave page:

• Waving in groups.

Lots of further reading for you & a nice presentation on creating game like engagement for learning.

Added to the "Further Reading" page:

• Online teaching & learning ideas (mind map)
  
  
• Teaching with Technology
  
  
• 21 things for the 21st century teacher
  
  
• Tech Training Wheels
  
  
• Visual Blooms

Added to the "Game Creation" page:

• Creating Game-like Engagement for Learning by Julie Dirksen

That's all for today!

Cheers!

Paul.

2 more Twitter visualisation tools & a new "Remote desktop" page added.

Hello - some more updates for you:

Added to the Twitter page:

• Twitter Wall & Revisit - Two new tools for visualising tweets.

New section added: Remote Desktop Tools

Have you ever left a file on your home computer and needed access to it whilst in work?

The software listed on this page lets you control your home computer "remotely" via a web browser on another computer, allowing you to opertate it as if you were sat in front of it at home.

Click here to access the new page.

Cheers!

Paul.

Turn PowerPoints into flash, a new mind mapping tool and make websites easier to read.

Hello!

3 more resources have been added to the site.

Added to the presentation tools page:

iSpring Free - This is a great free add on to PowerPoint that lets you save your presentations as web ready flash files. If you want to embed your presentations into your VLE or blog then this is well worth a look.

Added to the Mind Mapping Tools page:

Think - Allows you to create "chunky" mind maps, worth a look!

Added to the Accessibility page:

Readability - This website allows you to strip away the fancy formatting of any webpage and make the text easier to read and/or print.

Cheers!

Paul.