Social Enterprise Podcasts

• Duration:  02:51
• Filesize:  2.3MB
• 31-08-2007

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In the final part of the lecture by Jonathan Modley, we hear a short soundtrack about the virtual world of second life. Prepare to step into the future!

• Duration:  08:28
• Filesize:  6.8MB
• 31-08-2007

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In part four of his lecture, Jonathan Modley, Multimedia and Communications Developer at Kibble, explains the possibilities of moodle, the learning zone, podcasts and second life as training devices. It’s less complicated than it sounds!

• Duration:  04:29
• Filesize:  3.6MB
• 31-08-2007

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In part three, Jonathan Modley, Multimedia and Communications Developer at Kibble, explains the benefits of web-based learning alongside traditional methods, and some of the systems he has experience of.

• Duration:  05:14
• Filesize:  4.2MB
• 31-08-2007

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In part two, Jonathan Modley, Multimedia and Communications Developer at Kibble explains how social bookmarks, tagging, portability and application programming interfaces can enhance learning and research. Confused? Listen to find out!

• Duration:  08:30
• Filesize:  6.8MB
• 31-08-2007

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In the first part of his lecture Jonathan Modley, Multimedia and Communications Developer at Kibble, describes the new challenges and opportunities with IT Learning, including podcasts and Really Simple Syndication (RSS). He was speaking at the Conference Organised by Kibble in Renfrewshire.

• Duration:  04:42
• Filesize:  3.8MB
• 14-08-2007

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The latest internet developments could improve the prospects for online learning. In the second part of our chat with Jeff Reid, Program Supervisor at the Children's Aid Society of Pictou County in Nova Scotia, we look at the useful websites.

• Duration:  07:05
• Filesize:  5.7MB
• 18-05-2007

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In the first part of her interview, Jordan Dosset explains how Antharia in Maryland helps clients develop a range of web-based services for their organisations. She was attending the 7th Gathering of the Social Enterprise Alliance in Atlanta.

• Duration:  09:58
• Filesize:  8MB
• 16-04-2007

The internet has revolutionised the way we do business and there's no turning back. Dan Salcedo talks about two social enterprises he founded to help small and medium enterprises all over the world participate in e-commerce. He was attending the 7th International Gathering of the Social Enterprise Alliance in Atlanta.

• Duration:  03:26
• Filesize:  2.8MB
• 31-01-2007

The internet has well and truly blown the media market wide open. Natalie MacDermott is Director of On Road Media and told us about I-Citizen, an online content-sharing website for community reporters. She took part in a dragon's den style new business pitch at Voice in Manchester, the UK Conference for Social Enterprise, organised by SEC.

• Duration:  04:39
• Filesize:  3.7MB
• 25-01-2007

The internet could prove a vital tool for distance learning, particularly in remote communities. Does Dr Ronald Smith, a Professor at Emeritus in the Department of Education at Concordia University in Quebec agree? We chatted to him at the 8th International CYC Conference in Montreal.