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cpjobling During this first couple of weeks of the new teaching term I've been experimenting with using screen capture software as a means of capturing my lectures. Using nothing more than the built-in microphone on my Macbook Pro and an educational license for Camtasia Studio, I've been able to capture several lectures live in the lecture room. Read More
Feb 10, 2011

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cpjobling On Sunday, I finally found the time to listen to the recording of guest Will Richardson, author of Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts, and Other Powerful Web Tools for Classrooms, from Wednesday's #PLENK2010 live Elluminate session. In this session, Will gave a short presentation Using PLE's Successfully and a couple of things came up. Read More
Oct 24, 2010

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cpjobling In four week's time, on the 11th September, Renate and I will be taking part in the Gower Macmarathon Walk from Rhossili to Mumbles. A distance of 22 miles. Read More
Aug 14, 2010

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cpjobling Douglas Cockcoft advocates a new -- limited -- "browser war" to push web technologies forward for developers and remove the inertia that standards have created.
Nov 12, 2008

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cpjobling Larry Wall, inventer and lead developer of Perl, presenting at Google HQ. Larry is a so-called "software rockstar", a giant of the open source community and one of my heroes. It's great to see the man.
Sep 4, 2008

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cpjobling Damien Conway gives some nice insights into computing and how it should be taught (among other things). Recorded at OSCON 2008.
Aug 22, 2008

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cpjobling Nice video from RailsEnvy from the OSCON 2008 conference. Lots of quick interviews from luminaries in the open source community.
Aug 5, 2008

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cpjobling This video, from the YouTube series "Simon's Cat" was featured on this week's Culture Show on BBC 2 [in the UK]. There are two others, equally great and hopefully more to come. All cat lovers will get a shiver of recognition when watching this! Read More
Jul 21, 2008

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cpjobling Dean Shareski discusses the realities of being on-line. It's less dangerous than the media would have us believe but still, the footprints you leave do when you start to share really ripples out. Dean's suggestion that you should google yourself is really instructive! This is what Google knows about me ... what does it know about you?
Jul 18, 2008

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cpjobling Martin Weller (from the OU) has republished his presentation from a JISC Emerge conference on SlideShare and released it as a blog post on "The Ed Techie Blog" http://tinyurl.com/58w7sz.
Jul 15, 2008

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cpjobling Watching Bruce Johnson presenting and demonstrating the Google Web Toolkit at Eclipse Day and the Googleplex.
Jul 10, 2008

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cpjobling Google Open Source Programs Manager Chris DiBona discusses how, in fact, Open Source is too good to be true and thus must be magic. He will talk about how open source came into being, what it is, what it is not, and how Google uses it to write its software, release software to you and maybe make life a little more magical for you, too. Read More
Jul 1, 2008

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cpjobling "Engaging User Experiences with Google App Engine": Nice case study about how user interface design and coding can work together to produce engaging web applications.From John Skidgel and Lindsey Simon of Google.
Jul 1, 2008