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Engage your learners with a free voiceboard at voxopop (e-learning dreams)
What’s your dream for e-learning?
Have you heard these dreams yet? On a few occasions, beginning with the ACE e-learning showcase this year, people have shared their dreams for e-learning. You can listen to other people’s dreams for e-learning on the voxopop board, and then post your own response.. put your dream into the world!
(The board is open to all your comments and dreams now – i think you need to register.)
You may notice on the Can You Hear Us? wiki, how the “RSS feed” from this voxopop beard can be embedded into a wiki page.. allowing extra access to the recordings. (We don’t think you can embed the whole board, only the RSS feed.)
Plus: take another look at the wonderful work Dale Pobega has been doing with voxopop, via his Free ESL Blog (look for the voxopop link, left-hand side). You could leave a supportive comment for his students.
(Related links: at the ACE e-learning showcase earlier this year, michael coghlan spoke of voxopop in his keynote address, as one of the tools that can add to social connection via the interwaves.)
feedback very welcome ;-]
thanks and kind regards, michael
..and on the topic of electric dreams, have you seen the grooveshark site yet? Embed any song you like, even the bad ones:
The AccessACE classroom practice group recently had a live session looking at Voxopop. (i’ve put the recording link in the ACE e-learning network Ning for members.)
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