In April 2007 I was one of the founders of the Dutch speaking Moodle user group, Ned-Moove. When we started nearly three years ago it was still necessary to give Moodle "a face". Now Moodle has become ubiquitous and the mission of the user group is slowly changing: we now mainly organise meeting trying to … Continue reading Moodle and Multimedia, a Ned-Moove Seminar + iMoot 2010
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Random Notes From Online Educa 2009
My blog, as one of the preferred outsourcing partners of my mind, will serve as a keeper of some of my notes and thoughts on Online Educa 2009 in Berlin. This will be a relatively disorganised post with a lot of different short bits of information, apologies in advance. Blog posts Earlier, I wrote a … Continue reading Random Notes From Online Educa 2009
What’s Twitter Good For? The Twitter Book
I just finished reading Tim O'Reilly and Sarah Milstein's excellent The Twitter Book. My copy is now completely dog-eared, prompting me to follow up on many Twitter related services I didn't yet know about. The introduction is great. It answers the question that I get asked often and that I sometimes struggle to answer: What's … Continue reading What’s Twitter Good For? The Twitter Book
A Personal Transfer: From Stoas Learning to Shell International
Ever since February 2007 I have been working as an e-Learning consultant and Moodle evangelist for Stoas Learning, the Dutch Moodle partner. From May 1st, I will start in a new role at a different company. I will become a Blended Learning Adviser at Shell International. Stoas has been a a wonderful employer for me. … Continue reading A Personal Transfer: From Stoas Learning to Shell International
Why we should stop using Twitter and switch over to Laconica
A lot of my colleagues at Stoas Learning including myself are having a lot of fun using the microblogging service Twitter. It has changed the social interaction between some of the team members and we have gotten to know each other better through a very simple service delivering 140 character messages at a time. I … Continue reading Why we should stop using Twitter and switch over to Laconica