Aaaah! Finally.

Today sees the launch of the new portal of the Virtual Center for Teacher Training. Actually, it looks like the old one, but ask our programmer and he will tell you how much work he put in there.

Inform yourself about the site and its new features at the VCT.

So now the world has two important things going on on this date .

Ich werde bei der GML² Tagung in Berlin am 13. und 14. März zum Thema „Lerninhalte designen – Was Lehrende vom Web 2.0 lernen können“ ein Poster präsentieren. Weitere Infos gibt’s auf der Homepage der Tagung.

Das Poster wird dann auch noch mal als Blog-Eintrag auf ELearning-Blog.org zu finden sein. Pssst, wir planen den Launch entgültig zum 1. April (kein Scherz!).

Über Feedback zum Poster und zum Artikel würde ich mich sehr freuen.

I had the time for two personal projects, which grew in my head and on my harddisk for some time now:

• Strange Things Seen In Google Earth, which is about what the title says.
• Laynecom Records, showcasing some of my audio experiments of the last years

This is a video I made together with Marc Melzer and Daniel Schmidt for the Virtual Linguistics Campus. As long as WordPress doesn’t really support XHTML 1.0 Strict, you will need to go to YouTube to see more…

Fresh off the press, the book with my first two articles arrived today. It’s called “The Virtual Linguistics Campus – Strategies and Concepts for Successful E-Learning” and available via the Products and Shop section of the VLC.

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