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bluecloud project launch!

By Jez on March 4, 2009

The time has come to release bluecloud (formerly known as the Student Learning Community 2.0) on an unsuspecting public. We’ve created a space for the community on the University’s new uSpace social networking platform and seeded it with a few interesting ideas, but what we’d really love is to get more students in reading, writing, [...]

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Staff driven, student owned

By Jez on October 6, 2008

So, we’ve got this great concept for a grassroots community of students sharing advice and resources to improve their learning. The big question that needs to be answered is this: “How do we make this thing float?” We can feed it all the resources and great ideas we like, but if the students don’t take [...]

Posted in Bluecloud | Tagged Learning, SLC 2.0, students, teaching | 1 Response

Social networking poll

By Jez on September 10, 2008

Social networking poll, originally uploaded by Jez Cope.

I was busy pulling together some links for my last post when I came across this beauty. I think this says it all about the prevalence of Facebook in the current student community!

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Introduction to SLC 2.0: Part I

By Jez on September 3, 2008

I’ve recently become involved in a new project, under the University of Sheffield’s SeeChange initiative, going by the name of “Student Learning Community 2.0”. What’s this all about? Well, it’s to do with using social networking and other Web 2.0 ideas to support student learning at the university, but that sounds more fuzzily defined to me every time I read it. I’ll be using the rest of this post to clarify what the purpose looks like from my perspective at the very outset of the project.

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