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I'm KerryJ, a trainer, educational designer and learner with a passionate interest in how technology is changing teaching, learning and communications.

Areas of specific interest and involvement
Virtual worlds, online classrooms (Live Classroom and Elluminate), the Moodle learning management system, multimedia production and live training.

Qualifications
Cert IV in Teaching and Assessment
Moodle Course Creator's Certificate
BSci Broadcasting and Advertising
Currently studying for Graduate Certificate in E-learning.

Currently employed by
Relationships Australia SA

The truth about the NT intervention

SPOILER ALERT: It's about mineral rights, not kids. They've stolen money, land and now want to dump nuclear waste.

http://youtu.be/ElW6M0hU7jo

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Mobile code scanning

December 4th, 2007 | Author:
It’s fun, it’s flashy — but is it useful? As my hubby and I explore my new convergent phone (a Nokia N95) with the bells and whistles, the code scanner has been the latest facet to catch our attention. I’d had the great good fortune to attend Marcus Ragus’s session on mobile technologies at eDayz 2006 and he’d mentioned a public art project involving generating mobile codes and pasting them at various spots for people to scan. V. kewl. I can also see the benefit in creating one on a paper business card or as an email signature so that people could move your information directly into their mobile address books. Here’s a link to the Nokia site: http://mobilecodes.nokia.com/index.htm And a question for you to answer:
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