James Clay
About: I will be broadcasting live at the JISC Conference using a mobile phone and Qik, watch here on the day.
Also follow me on both Jaiku and Twitter.
See photographs on Flickr.
Read one or two blog entries on e-Learning Stuff.
James Clay has been ILT & Learning Resources Manager at Gloucestershire College since November 2006.
James is responsible for the VLE, the use of learning technologies, e-learning, the libraries, digital and online resources and the strategic direction of the college in relation to the use of learning technologies.
One of James’ current interests is in learning on the handheld devices that learners have. So how can we create learning activities which work on mobile phones, iPods, PSPs, PDAs, digital cameras, PVRs and others...
James Clay previously was Director of the Western Colleges Consortium from 2001 to 2006. As Director he is responsible for the management, strategic direction and development of e-learning using a shared MLE across the four partner FE Colleges of the WCC.
Before the WCC he worked for at-Bristol, a Millennium project within the Harbourside of central Bristol - a job which involved delivering hands-on science education and designing educational websites on subjects as diverse as handheld learning experiences, via Antiguan racer snakes, through space science to the mummification process of ancient Egyptians.
Prior to the above, James spent ten years in Further Education as a lecturer in Business & Economics, employing learning technologies. His resources and websites were used extensively by students and were praised by verifiers and inspectors.
Footnotes
Gloucestershire College is the new name for Gloscat (as of June 2007).
ILT means Information and Learning Technologies.
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Comments
James - well hello. Hope the online event went well today. Sounds interesting what you are planning - see you there - in person for a change.
Lisa
they all end up on the homepage so its easy to follow but I *think* you are meant to visit the persons profile page and leave the comment..if only because then it doesn't look like you are talking to yourself on the homepage(!)
I'll tune in on the 8th and see how it looks..
Meant to add that I will be trying it all out at the RSC SW HE Conference in Bristol on the 8th April. If it works then I will be bringing it to the JISC Conference, if it doesn't then I'll do something else!
I will be using a Nokia N95, though it should also work with a N73 as well.
james - looking forward to seeing how the Qik stuff works out - what phone do you use for it?














