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AFLF E-trends June 2007 online event

Here are the slides I prepared for the Australian Flexible Learning Framework (AFLF) June 2007 E-trends one-hour panel conversation called 'The Realities of E-learning in the 21st Century'.

The panel members were:
Leigh Blackall – Educational Technologist, NZ
Wendy Zammit – E-learning practitioner, Sydney
Tony Carr - Co-ordinator: Staff Development,South Africa
Delia Bradshaw - Nomadic Adult Educator, Melbourne.

It was chaired by Michael Coghlan.

AccessACE Workshop, June 20 2007

I created a Slide Show!

Another irresistible plaything, slide.com...
snapshots from my 60th birthday at Bud's.

Slideshare: good for PPTs

Slideshare allows me to upload Power Point files

such as this one that I made

for the Converge 2006 conference in Melbourne.

Birthday orchids

It is nearly six weeks

since Di gave me these

for my 60th birthday.

Each day, I revel in

their beauty and longevity.

Chelsea

We are having a good time.

I made this post as part of a session at Chelsea Longbeach Centre last Friday. Afterwards, I walked down The Strand, past the spot where I spent three years of my life in late adolescence. As with the Cheltenham post office residence, my home is no longer there, demolished for more modern buildings. It was beautiful to walk right onto the beach. When I lived there, I was barely aware of this glorious location, my mind being so university-centred.

Me in Second Life

GippsTafe Students originally uploaded by joannamkay.

The avatar in red and blue is me, Biddy LaFontaine. This is the momentous day of the launch of the resort, last Monday.

My Podomatic now lives here too

St Kildascape, Winter 2006

St Kildascape, Winter 2006, originally uploaded by deliab.

I'm glad I took this photo, at our back door, about a month ago. Already, the splendid moment is passed.

I posted the photo here directly from Flickr.

Another view of WOMAD

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Not wooden women

I joined You Tube today.

It's marvellous to be able to send my digital story straight to my Biddy blog.

I made this early work in summer last year.

Winter splendour in St Kilda

I love this photo!

I am going to send it from here, Writely,

(a truly magical online word processor),

to my Biddyjournal blog.

Scarfscape

I have had a delightful day today,
filming a diversity of scapes around St Kilda.
I blogged this row of my scarves straight from Picasa.

 

A test e-mail post: Global Voices Online

I sent the information below to this spot by e-mail.

The world is talking. Are you listening?

A growing number of bloggers around the world are emerging as “bridge bloggers:” people who are talking about their country or region to a global audience. Global Voices is your guide to the most interesting conversations, information, and ideas appearing around the world on various forms of participatory media such as blogs, podcasts, photo sharing sites, and videoblogs.

http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/globalvoices/top/about-global-voices/

Another ODEO post: Amergin with music

powered by ODEO
This time I uploaded an mp3 file to ODEO and then uploaded it from there to here. I also chose a different design for the audio player. Links to a podcast are below.

http://odeo.com/audio/1403614/view

Another ODEO post: Amergin's poem read aloud

powered by ODEO

I recorded an audiopost at ODEO and then uploaded it from there to here. Links to a podcast are below.

http://odeo.com/audio/1403481/view

An ancient Celtic poem

I posted this poem from Word.

I have been in many shapes
I have been a narrow blade of grass
I have been a drop in the air
I have been a shining star
I have been a word in a book
I have been an eagle
I have been a boat on the sea
I have been a string on a harp
I have been enchanted for a year on the foam of the water
There is nothing in which I have not been.

An ancient Celtic poem, The Song of Amergin

Keeping track

I now have so many sites, I am being more conscientious about gathering them together in the one place. del.icio.us is ideal.

http://del.icio.us/deliab/deliamb