Recently I was asked a few questions by Traintool about using training softs skills online. Below the questions and answers (the original is here, the session was in Dutch which is available here): 1. To what extent to you believe soft skills can be trained online? “Believe” is probably the right verb for this question. … Continue reading 5 Questions from Traintool: Teaching Soft Skills Online
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Free Software in Education and Implementation Scenarios for VLE’s (in Dutch)
About one and half years ago I wrote two Dutch articles for Van twaalf tot achttien, a magazine catering for teachers in secondary education. These articles were the first in this magazine to be published under a Creative Commons licence. This means that I can publish them on this blog and that you will be … Continue reading Free Software in Education and Implementation Scenarios for VLE’s (in Dutch)
The Height of a Payment as an Indicator of the Value of the Service
A former colleague of mine recently read a Dutch article about Martijn Aslander and the new economy. Whenever Aslander does a presentation or talk, he lets the members of the audience decide what the value of the talk was and pay him accordingly. My ex-colleague was fascinated with the concept and is now wondering whether … Continue reading The Height of a Payment as an Indicator of the Value of the Service
Moodle Books from Packt Publishing
About a month ago I got an email from Packt's marketing department whether I would be interested in receiving a review copy of William Rice's Moodle 1.9 E-Learning Course Development. I said "yes", so in the interest of full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book. As Packt also publishes a couple of … Continue reading Moodle Books from Packt Publishing