Comments for Steve Boneham Workblog http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org Reflecting on my research, development & training Sun, 14 Mar 2010 09:08:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.5 Comment on Twitter badge without @replies by online stock trading advice http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/50#comment-26955 online stock trading advice Mon, 11 Jan 2010 13:31:19 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/50#comment-26955 I don’t usually reply to posts but I will in this case, great info...I will add a backlink and bookmark your site. Keep up the good work! I'm Out! :) I don’t usually reply to posts but I will in this case, great info…I will add a backlink and bookmark your site. Keep up the good work!

I’m Out! :)

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Peter Bryenton http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-26178 Peter Bryenton Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:50:59 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-26178 Use some sound bytes, Steve. Use some sound bytes, Steve.

]]> Comment on Presenting student videos in iTunes coverflow by Steve Boneham http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/15#comment-23143 Steve Boneham Mon, 12 Oct 2009 10:18:37 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/15#comment-23143 @karen - autoplay is the default behaviour in the version 'Flash Coverflow Community Edition - Flash8 (16588)' available to download from the weber design labs site. More recent versions of Flash can open and edit this if you need to change other aspects of it. When this version reaches the last item in the album, it loops backwards. Hope that's of some help - good luck with it! @karen - autoplay is the default behaviour in the version ‘Flash Coverflow Community Edition - Flash8 (16588)’ available to download from the weber design labs site. More recent versions of Flash can open and edit this if you need to change other aspects of it.

When this version reaches the last item in the album, it loops backwards.

Hope that’s of some help - good luck with it!

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Anonymous http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22313 Anonymous Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:27:24 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22313 @steve your more than welcome, come on board. It will be our second session so we are learning as we go. One more thing we noted in session one, was that the use of audio wasnt that great. As everybody has to listen to a conversation that may not be of use to them. So we are going to try and stick to using the text chat facility for Q & A Cheers @steve your more than welcome, come on board. It will be our second session so we are learning as we go. One more thing we noted in session one, was that the use of audio wasnt that great. As everybody has to listen to a conversation that may not be of use to them. So we are going to try and stick to using the text chat facility for Q & A

Cheers

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Steve Boneham http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22303 Steve Boneham Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:47:52 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22303 @Zak - thanks for the tips! Talking of your online surgeries, hope the one today goes well! http://www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk/surgery How would you feel about me 'lurking' in there, just to see how the pros do it?! @Zak - thanks for the tips!

Talking of your online surgeries, hope the one today goes well!
http://www.jiscdigitalmedia.ac.uk/surgery

How would you feel about me ‘lurking’ in there, just to see how the pros do it?!

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Steve Boneham http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22300 Steve Boneham Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:44:41 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22300 Thanks Dean! I certainly plan a couple of practice runs and hope I can recruit some volunteers to give feedback and ask tricky questions. Don't think that will be a problem with my (critical) friends ;-) After the presentation/demo, we're encouraging participants to explore the resources shown, then come back to discuss them. Myself and a colleague will be available for support. Thanks Dean!

I certainly plan a couple of practice runs and hope I can recruit some volunteers to give feedback and ask tricky questions. Don’t think that will be a problem with my (critical) friends ;-)

After the presentation/demo, we’re encouraging participants to explore the resources shown, then come back to discuss them. Myself and a colleague will be available for support.

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Zak Mensah http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22298 Zak Mensah Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:36:51 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22298 In the online surgeries that we have started, we noticed that using the @name works well for talking directly to someone or if your replying to a general query. Also if material can be made available in advance (say a video reference your using) this makes people happier as they may use it in advance. to be engaged sometimes the audience needs to "do something". Hope it goes well. In the online surgeries that we have started, we noticed that using the @name works well for talking directly to someone or if your replying to a general query.
Also if material can be made available in advance (say a video reference your using) this makes people happier as they may use it in advance.
to be engaged sometimes the audience needs to “do something”. Hope it goes well.

]]> Comment on Is anyone remotely interested? by Dean Jenkins http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22296 Dean Jenkins Wed, 07 Oct 2009 10:33:24 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/80#comment-22296 Good luck! How about having a dry run with friends? It may not need to be the actual presentation but it would allow you to see how the dynamics of the discussion would go. Are you just presenting or is there going to be some audience participation? Handling the volume of queries and points may be something to consider and you may need to have an assistant (or producer) to collate the common points that you can then address in your discussion. Good luck!

How about having a dry run with friends? It may not need to be the actual presentation but it would allow you to see how the dynamics of the discussion would go.

Are you just presenting or is there going to be some audience participation? Handling the volume of queries and points may be something to consider and you may need to have an assistant (or producer) to collate the common points that you can then address in your discussion.

]]> Comment on Presenting student videos in iTunes coverflow by karen http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/15#comment-22142 karen Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:35:06 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/15#comment-22142 I have questions regarding this itunes album art - One, I have searched extensively on forums and been unable to find how to make the AutoNextP work...I have changed the "0" to "1" to turn it on, but nothing ever happens. Two, I would like for the album covers to continue rotating through and never stop...just to keep looping, is that possible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks - love the application! I have questions regarding this itunes album art - One, I have searched extensively on forums and been unable to find how to make the AutoNextP work…I have changed the “0″ to “1″ to turn it on, but nothing ever happens. Two, I would like for the album covers to continue rotating through and never stop…just to keep looping, is that possible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks - love the application!

]]> Comment on ALT-C. Be there or be… anywhere by AJ Cann http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/76#comment-19697 AJ Cann Fri, 18 Sep 2009 12:27:08 +0000 http://nspb.jiscinvolve.org/archives/76#comment-19697 To me, one of the benefits of remote attendance at amplified event is being able to get on with "real work" such as the odd email or cry for help while still following the proceedings. This is set against the disadvantage of losing out on the "retreat" aspect of physically attending a remote conference, but with the reduction in my carbon footprint and not having travel hassles, I can deal with that. To me, one of the benefits of remote attendance at amplified event is being able to get on with “real work” such as the odd email or cry for help while still following the proceedings. This is set against the disadvantage of losing out on the “retreat” aspect of physically attending a remote conference, but with the reduction in my carbon footprint and not having travel hassles, I can deal with that.

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