This blog post relates to my study of Open Educational Resources as part of my Emerging Technologies for Learning Program of study at the University of Manitoba. I have been asked to comment on the use of “free” open source applications in the context of OERs. I blogged about this just recently. My classmate, Stu... Continue Reading →
Google’s terms of service for Picasa just stink!
I am looking for an option for sharing my photos with family and friends. I like the licence agreement afforded by flickr, but sadly I would also like a client interface that provides simple and efficient synchronisation of my photo albums. I want to be able to add my tags, captions, titles, descriptions and photo... Continue Reading →