What would YOU like me to do a Presentation on?

Feel like helping out?
Some background
I”m presenting at The Reform Symposium, a 48 hour free e-conference that begins Friday, July 30th at 2pm PDT (LA Time) and ends Sunday, August 1st at 2:30pm PDT (LA Time).
You’ll find details for my presentation and how to join here!
But I’ve decided to be different.  Rather than me [...]

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The Story Behind That Twitteraholic Post

There’s always a story behind what inspires bloggers to write specific posts.
Unfortunately we aren’t always able to include that aspect in our posts
Maybe it is me?  But often the story behind the post is just as intriguing and fascinating as the post.
So I thought you might be interested in the story behind A [...]

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Free to good home!

Any takers?
I’ve had enough of the work involved with dealing with spammers on Ning sites.
So decided to reduce the workload by getting rid of eTools and Tips for Educators.
It’s a cool name and URL – http://etools.ning.com/
If Ning is like blog sites once a URL has been deleted no-one including the original user can create the [...]

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Always Push Those Boundaries

It’s amazing how a blast from the past can be such a powerful reminder!
I created Animoto video below over 2 years ago!
It was unusual because as I said in the description:
Had to push the boundaries of using Animoto by adding words and voice. Not because it was a good idea, it probably wasn’t, but the [...]

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Relaxing Is?

I’m currently enjoying a leisurely few days family holiday visiting my friend.
Obviously I forgot to tell her dog I’m definitely NOT a dog person!  And balancing a MacBook and dog on lap while working on an iPhone isn’t easy
Send back the cat!
Hope you’re all having a great holiday break and here’s looking forward [...]

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Edublog Awards – Thanks For Nominating My Sites

This is a tough one, which Larry hinted at here…
But I think it is important to take the time to thank those who nominated me and my different websites (Sue Waters Blog, The Edublogger and PLN Yourself) in several categories of the 2009 Edublogs Awards.
Thanks Sue Wyatt, Jan Smith, Lesley Edwards, Burcu Akyol, Mike Sansone, [...]

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Using Public Google Waves For Personal Learning

There’s always a shiny new toy– and with it the stampede to use.
Yes that was also me once too   Nowadays I’ve learnt very slow, steady saves time and my sanity.
So I’m incredibly proud of the fact that I’ve never watched ANY Google Wave videos, read ANY tutorials and avoided every invite until I [...]

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Here’s how to get help — if you need assistance from me!

Yes I know unusual post but I wrote this post when I went away on holidays — now I’m updating with more current information because people still refer to it for assistance
But the problem is every day I receive requests for assistance via my personal email account, work email account, Twitter, [...]

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Here’s What I Said On Educational blogging! What Would You Say?

Commenters on my What Are Your Thoughts on Educational Blogging? post asked if I would share the essence of my presentation from Alec Couros‘ s EC&I 831: Social Media & Open Education course — so as promised here it is!
You can watch an Elluminate recording of the session here.
Pre-presentation Preparation
One of the best aspects [...]

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A Year Later And Are We Using Different Tools To Connect To Our PLNs?

One year ago I asked my network to complete a survey on Personal Learning Network.
The survey was used in a series of presentations and to build my PLN Yourself website.
Being a year later I’m wondering how much has changes?  Are we using different tools to connect?  Are the tools we would recommend to new people [...]

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