Presentations
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Below is a selction of banners I made whilst working as a Web Content Writer Intern at Southampton Solent University. These banners were made using Adobe Photoshop, and were displayed on the staff and student portal (Solent's internal website)
Below is a selction of posters I created whilst working at Southampton Solent University.
I created all of the posters from scratch, using only raw images and text, either provided to me or that I sourced legally from the internet.
Conferences
MoodleMoot: UK & Ireland (spoke)
3 April 2012Presented on the topic of Using Mahara with Moodle. A video of the presentation can be found here: http://moodlemoot.ie/2012-moot/2012-video-recordings/
Quiz questions in Moodle
MoodleMoot Baltimore (spoke)JISC RSC "Social media for teaching and learning: new directions, new pedagogies?" (spoke)
18 January 2012Spoke on the topic of using Mahara for social learning.
Solent eXchange (spoke)
13 September 2011I gave a presentation on social media and blended learning at the Southampton Solent University internal conference.
HE Progression conference (spoke)
16 June 2011I gave a presentation on social media and blended learning at a conference help at Southampton Solent University for local FE colleges.
eLearning Journal RSS
MoodleMoot
Last updated Thursday, 04 October 2012, 16:28
Earlier this month (3rd - 4th April 2012) I was lucky enough to be able to attend MoodleMoot in Dublin, Ireland. Not only that but I was honored to be able to present, the topic of my session was 'Using Mahara with Moodle'.
This was a very exciting experience for me, which also came with a lot of nerves beforehand. Having never done a presentation to such a physically present and prestigious audience I was not sure how it would go. Thankfully the feedback so far has been positive, and the room was filled with standing room only.
It was such a wonderful experience, and I definately intend to repeat it. Overall the conference was both enjoyable and interssting. Not only did I learn a lot but I got to meet plenty of new smiling faces. The Moodle community is certainly one of the friendliest communities I've ever met, with an interest in moving forward, creating fixes to problems and not just moaning.
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Software
Below are some of the systems that I support, these are suppliment by many others including an array of Web 2.0 and Social Media technoloogies.