Lms solutions have incorporated wiki & blog software. they are as such only accessible inside the course environment and lack some features that are common to blog or wiki software like wordpress or mediawiki. basic functions do work, but still people may not get the point of wikis and blogs through these tools. the point and the differences are important aspects, i hope to get further insight in the next few weeks.

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An upgrade without problems. I took this page as a guide: http://developersmind.com/2010/06/17/upgrading-wordpress-mu-2-9-2-to-wordpress-3-0/.

For per blog registrations the adaptations I made in wp-login.php in wpmu are still valid in wp 3.0:

http://www.k-braungardt.de/blogkb/?p=135

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collecting literature. i have a special focus. a pragmatic one. ok, there are a million scenarios how those tools are used. obstacle: many times these tools are seen to be used best in social-constructivist educational settings. yet the problem is these settings are not reality.

today i found the edutech-wiki about Educational Technology: http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/en/Main_Page

in german: Auswahlbibliographie zum Thema Wiki:
http://wikis.zum.de/ibk/index.php/Auswahlbibliographie_zum_Thema_Wiki

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Well, of course this does not exist. But there is a demand. And I could not find an open source alternative. Some possibility is to use Slideshare: Creating slides with audio on Linux for SlideShare.

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Download: http://exelearning.org/?q=downloads

Download Latest Versions Updates: exe_1.04.1.3598-ubuntu1_i386.deb
Problem: This version does not work in Firefox 3.5.9.

Solution found in:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/exe/forums/forum/327763/topic/3570872

1. Install Firefox 3.0 (http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/ ):

DE-Version:
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/latest-3.0/linux-i686/de/

2. Install Firefox 3.0 in eXe-conf-directory:
/home/USERVERZNAME/.exe

Install manually:

http://support.mozilla.com/de/kb/Firefox%20unter%20Linux%20installieren#Ubuntu_10_04

Just unzip.

3. Adjust browserPath in exe.conf:
browserPath=/home/ USERDIRNAME/.exe/firefox/firefox

4. Start eXe:
Enter exe in terminal.

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Hierzu ein Aufsatz:
Tríona Hourigan and Liam Murray: Using blogs to help language students to develop reflective learning strategies: Towards a pedagogical framework
http://www.ascilite.org.au/ajet/ajet26/hourigan.html

Häufig stößt ein Einsatz von Blogs bei Lernenden auf Skepsis. Dieser benötigt einen Rahmen, d.h. zum Beispiel Leitfragen und Anreize.

Zum Blogeinsatz im Modul eTutoring im Wintersemester 09/10 habe ich ein Dokument verfasst. Dieser wird in diesem Semester leicht modifiziert durchgeführt.

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Zwei Links zum Thema:

Hier: http://www.weiterbildungsblog.de/category/eportfolios/ und ePortfolios sind Thema der aktuellen Ausgabe von MedienPädagogik: http://www.medienpaed.com/zs/content/blogcategory/44/72. ePortfolios stellen eine Möglichkeit dar, Ergebnisse von Lernprozessen zu sammeln, Art und Umfang sind unterschiedlich definiert. Ein Bereich ist auch der der Reflektion von Lernprozessen oder auch Projekten, wie dies gleichfalls durch den Einsatz eines Weblogs geschehen kann.
Rein technisch besteht die Möglichkeit Arbeitsergebnisse und -prozesse sozusagen zur Schau zu stellen, angefangen von mehr formalen bis hin zu informellen Inhalten, aber so richtig begeistert scheint da noch niemand mitzumachen.

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This week it is on creative and innovative thinking: http://edfutures.com/syllabus/week-2-creative-and-innovative-thinking.
The opposite of creativity and innovative thinking would be repetition. I do it the same way I did it before and others. But it is not guaranteed that another way as a result of creativity and innovation will be an advantage or make anything better. And how much of it is old wine in new tubes?

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It is interesting to deal with the topic because there is a lot of saying of what might happen in the future. Some people just seem to know it. Why is it important to make anticipations about the future of education?
It sort of determines partially at least what people think, what they do and how the world is going to look like. Education as formal institutions in this respect, however, are not the only drivers for future development, there is economy, social aspects, environment…
But education can only have most influence on itself. Often the remark is made that education as it is cannot meet up with the challenges of todays’ societies. Is this true? What are required changes? What role can technology play and the internet?

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Interesting: Week 1 resources. Hope I can follow up a bit.

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