Tag: podcasts

Open NotebookLM is the open-source version of Google’s NotebookLM

Oct 16, 2024

in AI, Open source

NotebookLM, Open NotebookLM, podcasts

Open NotebookLM is an open-source version of Google’s NotebookLM, which converts PDFs into podcast conversations.
‘Academic writing’ includes more than we think

Jul 11, 2023

in Writing

academia, academic writing, application, blogging, cv, email, essay, grant application, interview, magazines, peer review, podcasts, proposal, social media, writing

https://patthomson.net/2023/07/10/academic-writing-its-a-lot/ When we talk about academic writing, as usually refer to papers, books, chapters and dissertations. However, there’s a lot more to academic writing than just these four.
My top personal learning tools in 2021

Apr 8, 2021

in Technology

annotation, browser, duckduckgo, Firefox, gmail, hypothes.is, inoreader, joplin, learning tools, markdown, note-taking, obsidian, pocket, pocketcasts, podcasts, search engine, visual studio code, writing, zotero

This post was inspired by a recent post by Stephen Downes where he shared his own tools for learning. I know how much I enjoy reading about what other people use so I thought I’d do something similar in the hope that this post is interesting or useful for someone else. And besides, it was…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-06-20

Jun 20, 2011

in Digest

active learning, africa, bamboo, books, clinical trials, data visualisation, educational technology, engagement, history, informal knowledge, lunar eclipse, mendeley, network, opencourseware, phd, pln, podcasts, pomodoro, reading, research, research whisperer, supervisor, surgery, teaching philosophy, writing

Mendeley goes open http://ow.ly/1tTg3t # Books Everyone Should Read http://ow.ly/1tTfS6 # VLT Survey Telescope snaps out-of-this-world photos with 268-megapixel camera http://ow.ly/1tSyUs # Surgery podcasts go viral http://ow.ly/1tSxxI # Be like the bamboo http://ow.ly/1tSxut # Visualizing Facebook Groups at UCT http://ow.ly/1tSxhV # My Teaching Philosophy http://ow.ly/1tSx4p # The Rise of Informal Knowledge and the Teacher’s Evolving…
Posted to Diigo 09/19/2010

Sep 19, 2010

in Digest

exams, flexibility, lecture, lecture capture, podcasts, student behaviour, studying, teaching and learning

1042. Lecture Capture: A Guide to Effective Use « Tomorrow’s Professor Blog – Annotated Survey results indicate that the majority of college students prefer courses that offer podcasts over those that do not Students cite convenience, flexibility, and positive impact on learning as the main reasons to have recorded lectures (Nagel, 2008; Fernandez, Simo, &…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-10

May 10, 2010

in Digest

android, BP, couros, ethics in practice, gnome, Google, google editions, group work, Harvard, htc, htc hero, HTC Hero Smartphone, kde, Launch E-Book Store, Laura Bogart, Law Librarian, Martin Nowak, networks, Nicholas Christakis, ning, pdf, podcasts, RT, screenr, social network, twitter, ubuntu, wenger, wordle

Ning Announces New Pricing Model, Free Nings for Teachers…but they can still take it away anytime they want http://tinyurl.com/2g6evay # Law Librarian Blog: Moving Beyond the Ubiquitous PDF for Durham Statement Compliance http://bit.ly/c7f7XR # RT @pgsimoes: Simple but gr8… RT @retorta: The Clever Sheep: Top 20 Uses for Wordle http://ow.ly/1ABMY # RT @gsiemens: sentences you…
Posted to Diigo 05/02/2010

May 3, 2010

in Note

access, digital divide, ict in education, learning technology, lecture capture, lectures, literacies, mobile learning, podcasts, worst practices

1020. Mobil Learning « Tomorrow’s Professor Blog You can’t force students to pay attention if they don’t want to. And even if you forbid all electronic gadgets, students will still daydream, whisper, and pass notes. You can’t force students to pay attention if they don’t want to. If you permit mobile devices, establish rules of…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-04-12

Apr 12, 2009

in Digest

auscultation, blogging, curriculum, elections, ethics, flutter, microlectures, MozOpenEdCourse, nanoblogging, open university, podcasts, politics, satire, social media studies, tweets, twitter, wikis

UK students study blogging, wikis, podcasts as part of curriculum http://bit.ly/8pmw7. Wish that was included at university level in SA # The lead up to elections in South Africa have started having an effect at our universities…and it’s not good http://bit.ly/i3BH # UK university offers Masters degree in social media. Course too simplistic. £4500 to…