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Administrator April 8	ThisRemindsMeOf see modifications
Yishay Mor August 25	ThreeHats see modifications
Nicole Schadewitz July 30	WearYourSkills see modifications
Yishay Mor May 29	GuessMyX see modifications gmxcards.jpg (new!)
Janet Finlay June 5	CompetitionBreedsCollaboration [+] show[-] hide comment Do we have cases to support this one? can links be added? See discussion
Yishay Mor August 18	casestoryworkshop see modifications
Administrator March 30	tabletopconceptmapping see modifications
Ajdin Brandic April 15	facilitatedteammeetings see modifications
Steven Warburton July 24	DrawAndTell [+] show[-] hide comment This depends on the purpose of this activity, time available and intended audience. If it is used as a 10 minute conversational ice-breaker and only for the group that are gathered together then I don't think it needs to be made too involved - rather it is kept light and fun. Annotations are useful where this kind of game is switched to an online setting and participants are at a distance. See discussion
Ajdin Brandic April 15	CollaborationIsAnOption see modifications CollaborationFollowsIdentity see modifications
Ajdin Brandic April 1	CollaborativeReflectionWorkshop see modifications SpeedDating see modifications RoundAndDeep see modifications Narrativespaces see modifications Paper20 see modifications KeepItSimple see modifications
Yishay Mor March 19	BlendedLabCoursesattheFernUniversitatusingtheProjectMethod see modifications
Steven Warburton March 16	TeamCommunications see modifications
Steven Warburton April 14	Seducedbythevirtual see modifications
Yishay Mor April 14	CollaborativeDocumentWritingAndCPD see modifications
Yishay Mor March 11	Collaborativebid see modifications
john gray March 10	PublicPrivate see modifications
john gray March 4	Academicwriting see modifications
Miguel Angel Perez Alvarez August 18	UsingCellPhonesinEducation [+] show[-] hide comment Last week in Cupertino, I saw the iPhone apps download screen and I was shocked. People around has a powerful machine in their bags and it is a lot of educative potential. Only imagine how many activities you can plan for your students! An how many else they could design and produce. The Stanford course about how develop apps for the iPhone is only part of a global movement to build a huge plataform of knowledge building. Apps Store is like a social lab offering solutions for the most bizarre problems, but an amazing showroom to the new ideas and concepts. See discussion
john gray March 4	CoMo see modifications Woodforthetrees see modifications VirtualWorldCommunications see modifications FlashmeetingDesignCollaboration see modifications