I don’t have a Surface yet 🙁 – apparently U.K. customers are only getting them shipped today, while North American customers were getting theirs dispatched to arrive today. However, I’ve have been playing with Windows 8 for a while now,… Read moreWindows 8 and the Surface
I’ve just blogged about my LTIQuizzes application on the QTI support blog, something I should really have done several months ago when we started using it for demonstrations of how IMS Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) could be used to link… Read moreLTI stuff
The week before last I attended the 15th International Computer Assisted Assessment conference in Southampton. This was the fifth time I’ve attended CAA, and for the second year our QTI projects were running a preconference workshop the day before. We… Read moreCAA 2012
Dev8ed (day 2) After the presenter pitches at the beginning of day two of the first session left me in a bit of a quandary – there were two presentations that I really wanted to see at the same time…. Read moreDev8ed (day 2)
Dev8ed, a two day meeting for software developers working in H&FE, took place at Aston University on the 29th and 30th May 2012. Like the HEA conference there was so much of interest that it was difficult to choose which… Read moreDev8ed (Day 1)
The HEA STEM conference took place at Imperial College on the 12th and 13th April. The conference was divided into 13 threads covering the range of STEM subjects as well as STEM learning & teaching issues. For me, an Engineer… Read moreHEA STEM conference 2012
ALT-C 2011 For me, ALT-C 2011 was a hectic and stressful, but also informative and enjoyable conference. The conference started well with the keynote from Miguel Brechner, the president of the Uruguayan Centre for Technological and Social Inclusion. He described… Read moreALT-C 2011