#movemeon book now available!

Posted by Doug Belshaw On December 21, 2009 In Education, Technology 6 Comments

I’m delighted to announce that the #movemeon (e-)book is now available! I’d like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of the contributors, but especially Stuart Ridout for his amazing help and design skills.

The PDF is available for free download: http://bit.ly/movemeonpdf

The book is available at cost price: http://bit.ly/movemeonbook

Badges to promote the book are at: http://bit.ly/movemeonbadges (no need for CC attribution, etc.)

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Doug Belshaw

Dr. Doug Belshaw is Badges & Skills Lead at the Mozilla Foundation and into open everything. Main interests? Digital/Web Literacies and Open Badges.

http://alti.asu.edu/ Guy Mullins

This is excellent. A wonderful contribution and the graphic style is certainly inviting as well. We’ll plan to share this on our site (http://alti.asu.edu) as well. While our content somewhat geared toward higher ed I think the “pearls of wisdom” you’ve compiled here are relative to educators across the board.

Kudos, and again thanks for making this available.
- http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw
  
  Thanks should really go to those who contributed to it – here’s to sharing! :-)
http://www.effectiveict.co.uk/ Andrew Field

#movemeon book is excellent – splendid way of collating useful thoughts and a great demonstration of how Twitter really is useful for educators. Thank you Doug.
- http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw
  
  Thanks Andy, I’m really pleased at how it came together. :-)
Pat

Hi Doug – thanks for collating all this – I lost my .pdf and now the site says I don't have access to download it. Is there anyway to re-post it?
- Doug Belshaw
  
  Do the links a thttp://movemeon.wikispaces.com work OK your end? :-)
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