Hi everyone
What I do with our slideshows is put a link (the slideshare url) into
our wiki activity so that those looking at it can press on the link
which leads through to slideshare. We also embed the slideshare into a
blog which we use as an interface to the wiki.
Hope this is clear?
Hillary
On Fri, 2008-06-27 at 10:35 +1200, Leigh Blackall wrote:
> I think Eric's suggestion is a good one.
Ditto -- lets get this onto the agenda for the first council meeting.
Cheers
Wayne
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So I want my CCNC modules to print well to pdf... I wanted the
formative (and summative) module questions to print to pdf. So I put
the MCQ quizzes into a template and created a companion template of
the same name with the _print suffix and presto my qiuzzes so up in
the pdf. Check out my sandbox
Hi Victor,
Congrats of this fresh crop of new entrants to the User Expo!
- Randy
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 12:22 PM, Wayne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Congratulations Victor!
>
> Its wonderful to see the WikiEducator family growing in Zambia. I do hope
> that WikiEducators will take the trouble
Congratulations Victor!
Its wonderful to see the WikiEducator family growing in Zambia. I do
hope that WikiEducators will take the trouble to leave a few encouraging
messages or advice on the respective user pages.
http://www.wikieducator.org/Learning4Content/Zambia_Workshops/Face-to-Face_schedul
wow congrats for organizing the event vmensah. i better step on my f2f
program here in pakistan. good luck with the workshop.
On Jun 26, 10:11 pm, vmensah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> Yesterday, we started the first F2F L4C workshop here in Zambia and it
> was a "blast". Today's
ad hoc conspiracy ? hehe i like the idea steve. i totally agree with
the idea of encouraging and recognizing the extra ordinary pages with
large prizes. Recognition is all that matters. Our way of telling
people that we respect and honor their contribution to WE. Thanks for
removing my user page t
Minhaaj wrote:
<< Ok, this is my start for the community. I invite everyone to design
rules for the competition, procedures and selection for the best page.
Feel free to edit it the way you want. I better run and get my user
page tweaked. >>
You know, I like what Leigh said about recognition be
Hi Chris --
Surfing your blog and contributions to the list -- I'm suspect that you
have an interesting story to tell.
Cheers
Wayne
On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 19:32 +1000, Chris Harvey wrote:
> Thank you for sharing your story Wayne, hopefully I can write
> something more meaningful like this soon.
Hi Erik,
I think this is a productive compromise. We should table these ideas for
the first WE council to research and decide on the best way forward.
I agree with you that we would need a solid policy before
implementation. I suspect that there will be long and productive
discussions :-).
Cheer
Hey Minaaj -- I'm just a teacher with a passion for education, but
thanks for the kind works .
Cheers
Wayne
On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 05:08 -0700, Minhaaj ur Rehman wrote:
> Very inspirational story Wayne. I must say, people like you are the
> change agents of miracles. I can see how your experience
On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 20:08 +1200, Brent wrote:
> Freedom is a double edged sword; too many instances of people killed
> to get it, who then kill to keep it.
Hey Brent -- that's very true and I do see the logic of your argument.
The issue of embedded 3rd party media is not a decision I can take
Dear Friends,
Yesterday, we started the first F2F L4C workshop here in Zambia and it
was a "blast". Today's lessons have also being very encouraging. While
i bring facilitation on this 3-day event to a close tommorrow at noon
(10hours GMT), i will be very happy if members of this wonderful WE
fam
One possible compromise might be to allow, by policy, the embedding of
external media from sites which
- recognize free content metadata,
- make available source data.
This policy could be extended by process to upload copies of source
data to WikiEducator, to ensure that the content will surviv
Chinese is the most spoken language on earth. I won't be much help in
contributing to chinese WE since i dont know how to speak chinese but
i passionately support introducing chinese WE. Just like ubuntu,
education should be free for everyone in their own language that can
be distributed freely :)
Very inspirational story Wayne. I must say, people like you are the
change agents of miracles. I can see how your experiences have shaped
your love for free education and FOSS. I appreciate that and respect
that. I on the other side, forgive me for being one of the academics
who speak out against
>
> I don't think that this argument is valid. Embedding a Slideshare video
> doesn't require us using any proprietary code on our server
How do you watch the videos on your server?
If anything we should possibly be more accomodating to this practice than
> Kultura, which has a proprietary playb
I don't think that this argument is valid. Embedding a Slideshare video
doesn't require us using any proprietary code on our server and extending
this to third parties in this way doesn't seem right to me ... its
over-extending a bit don't you think? By this argument we should also not
allow any co
On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 10:25 +1200, Leigh Blackall wrote:
> Embedding 3rd Party Media is not copying. Uploading media into Kaltura
> IS copying. Embedding 3rd party media is explicitly encouraged by the
> services and authors, where as copying them into Kaltura is not, and
> in my view IS a breach
Hi Leigh, Minhaaj, Chris and friends
Gee -- I got my work cut out for me in responding to all these issues in
what is a complex debate. That said, the thing I respect most about the
WE family is our open and transparent dialogue -- we may not agree all
of the time -- but when the going gets tough
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