Virtually Connecting at the Queens University Belfast ePatient Conference #qubept
After all the excitement from the ALTC Conference in Manchester, I flew back to Belfast to attend a conference on ePatient – The medical, ethical […]
After all the excitement from the ALTC Conference in Manchester, I flew back to Belfast to attend a conference on ePatient – The medical, ethical […]
I mentioned in a previous post that we’ll be trying to do some virtually connecting at the conference I’m presenting at in Belfast. The conference […]
by Autumm Caines (@autumm), The second day of the Digital Pedagogy Institute was a special one for Virtually Connecting as we were invited into a […]
Today, after the keynote at the Digital Pedagogy Institute (unfortunately livestream didn’t work but the tweeters rocked and we can watch recording soon), with the […]
A couple weeks ago, Rebecca and Maha were interviewed by Noemie Pascual at Ex Ordo about Virtually Connecting. You can read our interview here: http://www.exordo.com/blog/virtually-connecting/
A quick announcement – we are going to try for a virtually connecting session with Jess Knott at #blend15. The hangout will open for connectivity […]
By Autumm Caines This guest post was originally posted on Autumm Caines’ blog She’s So Heavy at http://autumm.edtech.fm/2015/06/21/connecting-virtually-considerations-from-a-virtual-participant/ What is Virtually Connecting? Recently, I had the […]
Based upon our experience so far with buddy-style hangouts, here are some tips to help those who wish to be onsite buddies: Choose a good […]
Friday May 29, 2015, we did our second, post-et4buddy hangout and the first official Hangout to be announced and posted on the Virtually Connecting website. […]
We (Rebecca and Maha) arranged to meet a few of the speakers at the European MOOCs Stakeholder Summit (eMOOCs2015) that took place in Mons Belgium […]