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Rhys Moult's Blog (8)

Second Life Terms of Service. A closer look.

I have spent the last few weeks immersed in Second Life as part of a uni assignment and also connected with the Tabor Adelaide iYouth Project. The experience was very interesting and fun the purpose was to create a Machinima that focuses on the SL TOS. How often do you click through the TOS and agree to something you have never read? Or asked your students to sign up to something and not given them time to read the TOS? Here is the final result, I would be keen to hear what you think about it!… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on October 26, 2009 at 2:54pm — No Comments

Screenr and Wix: Creating a hotspot quiz question.

I read about Screenr by Articulate today via the RSS from Gabe at Articulates blog. So I thought I would test it out and kill two birds with one stone by showing how to make a hotspot type of quiz question using WixThe exercise took a little longer than expected because I had a Firefox crash during my first attempt and then I realised there was no editing in the Screenr screen cast tool so it took me a… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on August 19, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Edayz coming up!

Hi folks, Edayz is fast approaching and because it was the birthplace for the idea behind this ning I thought I might make a little post here to help generate some buzz. I have helped to create the site and made a couple of widgets too including this one:… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on August 13, 2009 at 2:02am — No Comments

A new leaf a new beginning

Hi Folks, It has been some time since I have made some solid contributions here. Well the fact of the matter is, I have been a bit up in the air career wise and it has resulted in a redundancy package. A bit crappy I know, I have become a statistic of the GFC but hey… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on July 17, 2009 at 10:41pm — 5 Comments

Skillsarama and a Charitable and Innovative use of Google Docs.

Traditionally, BJ’s Australia hold a function annually to raise funds for the Make a Wish Foundation. We normally hold this event in Adelaide on our rooftop and showcase our programs as well as network with our existing and potential clients. This year though we are taking a different angle. Gabby Chesher is one of our trainees at Keith Daniels Homes on the Eyre Peninsula South Australia a… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on December 12, 2008 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

100 by December 1? Easy right......

Hey there avid E-learning Project Connect gurus. Groups: In case you didn't realise, we now have two groups gaining members within the community. "Moodlers" and "Members in Australia" but we have a significant Indian and South African contingent and a few from the USA and other parts too and I can see there could be some good opportunities for someone to start up some groups with these members in mind, or any other group you think worthwhile. Remember members within a group have the ability to… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on November 24, 2008 at 10:56pm — 2 Comments

Pressing the right buttons on Ning

A post by one of our members led me to add this comment to his page but I thought it would be a good one to share with everyone. Hi there Marco, Thanks for joining the community. Just a little tip on using ning, you need to use the link button to make a weblink live.

Just highlight the text you want to be the link and click on the link button. You made the effort to make a post, you may as… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on November 19, 2008 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

A product of Edayz08

Welcome to E-learning Project Connect, This network is the product of a few events of the past several weeks. Firstly the National Learning Marketplace forum held by educationau on the proposed creation of a national online marketplace for the VET sector, which is a project I consider to be of great potential. Secondly the fact that several of my colleagues/acquaintances from my e-l… Continue

Added by Rhys Moult on November 16, 2008 at 1:49pm — 3 Comments