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And now for something completely different…
Online education at the moment is dominated by what I call ‘PowerPoint on steroids’. Out-of-the-box solutions such as Pointecast and Articulate and many bespoke systems are based on turning PowerPoint...
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Journalists: Business is not a dirty word
At the Future of Journalism Conference at Harvard last week, 100 journalism researchers and professors heard repeated messages that the mainstream media must embrace, not fight, the blogosphere and...
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Thumbs up for online medical education
From today’s Australian Doctor: “Online medical education is as effective as traditional methods, a meta-analysis suggests. “Internet-based education had become an increasingly popular approach to...
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I don’t need no steenkin’ map
This is off-topic, but as an expatriate American this struck a chord with me. Here’s hoping that Barack Obama initiates an education revolution in the US, similar to what Kevin Rudd has promised in...
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An Apple for teacher?
To those of us who remember school as a distinctly low-tech experience, it may come as some surprise that teachers are turning increasingly toward digital content to make education more engaging and...
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A healthy market opportunity
I was interviewed recently on the latest developments in digital pharma marketing. Here’s an excerpt of the story from the HotHouse blog: The rise of digital in all its forms – Internet, mobile, social...
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Social inclusion videos
New Year’s resolution: Update the blog more often (gee, that’s original). To start the year off on that note, here are some videos that I produced for Macquarie University back in 2012 which I have...
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