The PowerPoint and associated material that I used for my presentation (19/01/07) about my work for Learning Teaching Scotland can be accessed by downloading and unzipping the attached zip file. (Minus the videos).
Please contact me if you would like any further information about my work or if you ever include games based learning in your professional practice. I'd love to hear about i
Thanks to B.Ed(P) students: Kathryn Dougal, Michael Johnston, Colin Hutchison & Miriam Payne from the University of Dundee for allowing me to use their work in this presentation!
Download Consolarium_TEI_Jan07.zip
Enjoyed you lecture today at Jordanhill. I am a bit scared of all ICT but comfortable with your ideas about gaming.Just shown your blog to my youngest son who is 11 and thinks you should be working in his school!
Thanks again.
19/1/07
Posted by: Linda Park | January 19, 2007 at 03:57 PM
I really enjoyed your lecture a Jordanhill this afternoon, and I am now trying to see how I can use this in the Home Economics department ? I love Myst and assosated games but havent found many to do with textiles or food......this maybe my new mission!!
Posted by: Laura Kinley | January 19, 2007 at 04:21 PM
Really enjoyed your presentaiotn Derek, just watched the live streaming from Jordonhill – looks like the Consolarium
Is going from strength to strength! Also thanks for posting your presentation.
Posted by: OllieBray | January 20, 2007 at 05:27 PM
I probably should have posted the link to my post (http://edcompblog.blogspot.com/2007/01/derek-disgraces-david.html) on your visit and the address for the video stream (http://video.strath.ac.uk/07/002-07-07.wvx).
Thanks again for coming. You can see from the two student reactions above that you had a very positive impact.
Posted by: David Muir | January 20, 2007 at 11:29 PM