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Where are you based?: Brisbane, Australia

A little about Me:: Developer and Educational Technologist - ie a Developer interested in building next generation of blended learning applications.

Worked in VET and Higher Ed for 10 years (4 years Open Learning Institute of TAFE, 1.5 years Griffith University and 6 years QUT). I have experience in designing and developing Learning Management Systems and plugins/extensions (streaming media, reflective journaling, problem based learning) for Learning Management Systems. In my last year at QUT, I built a tool to translate content and activities from OLT (an in-house built LMS) to Blackboard via the IMS-CP format. As a developer I am passionate about building tools to empower teachers/learners. I am interested in problem based learning, games based learning and social networking and mashups. I recently joined the Innovations Unit at Brisbane North Institute of TAFE as an Applications Developer.

Website:: http://www.randomsyntax.com

What e-learning type suits you?: Web in classroom, Blended learning

What alternative learning approaches would you like to explore?: collaborative, problem-based, game-based, simulations, project, discovery-based, simulated workplace, self-directed learning

Twitter user name: aneesha

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Problem Based Learning Vs Role Play Simulation

An interesting blog post by Alert Ip that explores the similarities between Problem Based Learning and Role Play Simulation.

Posted on January 19, 2008 at 4:03pm —

Australian ePortfolio Symposium 2008 - Brisbane (7 & 8 Feb)

Anybody interested in eportfolios?

If you are there is a symposium happening in Brisbane - 7 & 8 Feb.

http://www.eportfoliopractice.qut.edu.au/symposium/

PebblePad a purpose built eportfolio system from the UK will also be showcased.

Posted on January 13, 2008 at 11:19am —

Augmenting content with client-side tools

Scott Lesley’s presentation on Augmenting content with client-side tools.

Posted on January 7, 2008 at 9:23pm —

TeacherTube

An educational version of YouTube so to speak:
TeacherTube.

Posted on January 7, 2008 at 9:13pm —

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At 4:04pm on January 19, 2008, Aneesha said…: Thanks Simon - glad to be on board.

At 7:21am on January 19, 2008, Simon Brown said…: Aneesha, welcome to VeMentoring - apologies for the lapse in greeting you, it's THAT time of year! Thank you for your postings and your friendship.