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My love of Blip just got obsessive. The RSS feeds that Blip provide with enclosures, displays beautifully on Wikieducator - helping that particular MediaWiki to come alive. Note: MediaWikis will need to have the RSS extension included - speak to the adminstrator.

This screenrecording goes through the steps involved in embedding a series of videos from Blip into Wikieducator through RSS. Lovely!

My love of Blip just got obsessive. The RSS feeds that Blip provide with enclosures, displays beautifully on Wikieducator - helping that particular MediaWiki to come alive. Note: MediaWikis will need to have the RSS extension included - speak to the adminstrator.

This screenrecording goes through the steps involved in embedding a series of videos from Blip into Wikieducator through RSS. Lovely!



A talk given to Skills Tasmania 2008.

Audio recorded by Danni Baez for Skills Tasmania.


testing upload of ogg made on asuseee webcam

Rachel from Renaissance Underground and Gallery in Ravensbourne, Dunedin NZ talks us through good composting and worm farming

Salvatori talking about Veg Out in St Kilda

We visited the CERES Community Environment Park in Brunswick Melbourne. Met Noel Blencowe from the Governance Team for the Park. Noel gives us an over view of CERES, its 25 year history, challenges, financials, research, education, projects. AN inspiring place!
Links for the day
Links for the day
  • YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. You are such a help! I will probably just save as a WAV, and convert it, since that seems like the most easy way for me. You are great, I must say, all your videos are helpfull, and you responded so fast. Great work, thanks for everything!
Links for the day
  • A Permaculture Design course Just a quick note to thank you very much for supporting me on my blog - I really appreciate it. cheers Sarah
  • Group Meeting Thank you to Leigh Blackall for pointing out that the Flexible Learning Practice no longer uses the blog as previous post, but has moved onto a wiki format…It would appear that this has more freedom and is easier to use than the blog format which can ha
Links for the day
  • The Life Cycle of a Blog Post, From Servers to Spiders to Suits -- to You You have a blog. You compose a new post. You click Publish and lean back to admire your work. Imperceptibly and all but instantaneously, your post slips into a vast and recursive network of software agents, where it is crawled, indexed, mined, scraped, re
  • at OER Blogs Dedicated to growing the Open Educational Resources movement To have your blog listed, email us here.
Links for the day
  • OER Handbook: Existing OER Projects Naturally when undertaking a new project, it's only smart to look around at existing projects. By no means is this the first project to undertake an introduction to OER. As Leigh Blackall pointed out, there's a great course from Wikiversity and WikiEducat
Links for the day
Links for the day
  • YouTube - googleprivacy's Channel Welcome to Google's Privacy Channel. We've created it to keep you informed about our privacy policies -- how we treat your personal information -- and about how you can protect your privacy while using Google.
Links for the day
  • Google - LTCWiki Search, like any technology, is not neutral. An understanding of how search results reach our desktops (and how a search engine may have interfered with, adjusted, or filtered the search results) is vital. As search tools make decisions for us based on ou
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