Dr Tama Leaver, Associate Lecturer (Higher Education Development), Centre for Advancement of Teaching and Learning from the University of Western Australia talks about how lecturers use Lectopia to podcast their lecturers. He discusses the benefit of having an automated system to capture and deliver lectures in audio or video format as streams or podcasts.

Aquaculture e-learning students study their theory online (WebCT and Elluminate) and then attend practical workshops several times during the year. This is a video showing what they did at their Silver Perch workshop.

This is a video of Sean Waters interview with Sue Hickton (aka Evil Sue) and Sue Waters (aka Good Sue) about how good Sue is lost in this digital age of NetLingo, Emoticons and Leet Speak. They both try to educate her. Please note for the full version of the interview you will need to listen to the audio podcast.

Sean Waters interviews Sue Hickton (aka Evil Sue) and Sue Waters (aka Good Sue) about how good Sue is lost in this digital age of NetLingo, Emoticons and Leek Speak. They both try to educate her. If you suffer digital illiteracy issues then this is a must listen. Visit Lingo2Word and Basic Emoticons and Smilies for help!

This is a video podcast created by me and my son, Sean, to explain my absence from podcasting. It is a good example of why they say never work with kids (also they can be ungrateful!). Thanks Sean for your help (nagging for the computer).

Rowena Melling, Learnscope Project Manager for "Taking an E-step forward" from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their project in terms of the e-learning skills they gain. She explains that the participants had minimal exposure to e-learning and then highlights what was gained from the project. They did a skills audit prior to the commencement of the project and plan to do another at it's completion.

Yolanda MacPherson, E-learning Coordinator from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their learnscope project titled "Taking the mystery out of E-learning Facilitation which involved staff from a range of industry areas. She discusses the different projects undertaken by the participants such as blogs (set up by trainers to allow students to give feedback), induction CDs and videos for staff on PD available in the College.

Neil Griffiths, automotive lecturer from Swan TAFEWA, talks about their Learnscope project. The idea of this project was to create digital resources that would give prospective and current students a better understanding of the automotive industry.

Robert Svanbery and Jane Looker, IT lecturers from Great Southern TAFEWA, explain how PDAs are being used by Health Care trainers. They discuss how PDAs are an integral part of the health care industry and provide excellent information on PDAs in general. They also explain how they have created a database for the PDA using Visual CE that is used for workplace assessing.

Cheryl Galloway, from Central West TAFEWA, gives an overview of their mobile technology project. She discusses the process used to select the mobile devices they trialled.

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