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Malcolm Higgs, School of Management, University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton SO17 1BJ, UK Email: malcolm.higgs@soton.ac.uk
The Compendium Institute is an open forum for the ongoing development and dissemination of the Compendium methodology and software tools.
A collaborative experiment by kicking off a ‘Blog Carnival’ We’ve seen a lot of change over the past years, not only with the popularity and influence of social networks and tools such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter, etc.
Creating presentations and slideshows is one of the needed skills for both teachers and students. Unfortunately many teachers still find it hard to arrange data into a catchy slideshow to share with students. Below is a list of some of the best free tools teachers and students can use to create awesome slideshow and presentations.
By Jennifer Roland In the weeks since Learnist launched, educators have been finding ways to put it to use. Learnist , as many have already pointed out, works much like Pinterest — a way to catalog online resources on a topic and share them with the user’s social network.