Lesley Ann Wallace's Blog (3)

I haven’t been here long enough to have any Ugly…and usually my point of view is not very critical to begin with unless I find myself problem solving! I do have an imaginary book hanging on my wall called the “Book of Weird” but really most of you are not in it by name…except maybe Jeff Curtis…and really he's not weird just smart and well versed! My book of weird contains interesting tidbits that happened to me in the last few months, like one day I was introduced to a PhD who was pushing 70. S… Continue

If you missed the Elluminate session on adding live web pages to power point presentations, then you can catch the recording at https://sas.elluminate.com/site/external/jwsdetect/playback.jnlp?psid=2008-11-18.1140.M.25D6BE82475ECF5F4CDBFE833DAB45.vcr just paste this into your browsers address bar Continue

The beauty of learner blogs in higher education is that they stand for the gaining of knowledge quintessence in each individual student; it’s solely owned, it’s a one-way monologue or voice that can be shared with the rest of the learning community and the world, if need be. Yet, with the importance of ownership, others can comment, but cannot contribute to or change the initial shared idea in anyway. Dually significant is that many instructors acknowledge with using student blogs in their cour… Continue