Derek’s Blog, launched in 2003, serves as a platform for sharing thoughts and reflections related to his work. It offers over 20 years of searchable posts, categorized by the tags below. Feel free to comment, as your feedback contributes to ongoing reflection and future posts.
October 14, 2004
Having just returned from the eFest in Wellington, I found it interesting to read some of the speaker presentations and white papers from the “No Child Left Behind Leadership Summit” […]
Read more...October 4, 2004
Great article in the latest edition of Learning Circuits titled Down with boring eLearning. It records an interview with Dr Michael Allen, founder and former chairman of Authorware which has […]
Read more...September 24, 2004
Seems like the talk about the potential for virtual reality in education has been going on forever, but the technology hasn’t quite been up to it – until now it […]
Read more...September 21, 2004
Now here’s a novel idea – a New eLearning plan involving building an eLearning Clearinghouse to promote all the online courses available to students and adults from both public and […]
Read more...September 21, 2004
The idea of computers replacing text books has been talked about for a long time, but this article from the eSchool News caught my eye because of some of the […]
Read more...September 17, 2004
Ever wondered what the components of an eLearning Framework might be?? Having been involved in this sort of discussion in a number of contexts over the past few years, I […]
Read more...September 11, 2004
I’ve talked about this idea in various forums in the past, and in my work at The Correspondence School, have been actively looking at ways of incorporating a dynamic portfolio […]
Read more...September 9, 2004
Seems there may be something to the idea shared in my last entry – certainly struck a chord with some judging by the comments. For a practical application of what […]
Read more...September 7, 2004
What do these two things have in common?? In his recent article in Chief Learning Officer, Kevin Kruse observes Maybe the e-learning ??killer app?? we??ve been waiting for isn??t an […]
Read more...August 11, 2004
By now you’ll have noticed that many web sites (including this blog and the Ultralab South Website make use of RSS (Really Simple Syndication). If you’re not familiar with what […]
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