Author: Matthew Eaves

Thanks to all the staff and students at SEEVIC College in Benfleet Essex for making the team from Anglia Polytechnic University so welcome at your careers day. Ian van der Linde and myself spoke together at various sessions, Ian represented APU’s Faculty of Science and Technology and spoke primarily abou the APU campus and its

I pointed out the other day some ideas to climb Google the search engine. Read what I wrote here: The purpose of a blog….and the power of blogging, a whole new media source….be afraid, be very afraid. …and our Gina was number 3 in Google, now she is number 1….. . The power of blogging

Thanks to everyone who organised and attended the ‘Multimedia in Education and Learning’ seminar at Anglia Polytechnic University today. Thanks to Roger Clark and Emily, and to Ultralab (1990-2006)’s Maureen and Mark for excellent organisation and food. Martin Spaul, Richard Millwood and myself presented at the seminar. Please click ‘Add comment’ below if you would

Thanks to the team from APU Chelmsford Library for coming together for an introduction to Ultralab (1990-2006) with Mark and myself today at 9:30 – 10:30. Was really interesting meeting you, if you have any questions or thoughts regarding the technologies and projects we discussed, please add a comment below, or phone or email. Have

I’ve been playing with .mac from Apple. I’m a heavy Mac user and was keen to explore the extra features .mac customer have when opening a £69 a year .mac account. I’ve signed up for the trial and am exploring the features, I’ think it is pretty good, but I also think that it is

Today I was part of a Skype IP telephone conference with Ultralab (1990-2006)‘s Malcolm Moss, Graham Hart and Hal MacLean on future marketing tools for Ultraversity, our radical new online degree for people fully occupied by full time employment. Skype allows us to make a telephone call through the Internet for free. While talking together

At Ultralab (1990-2006) we’ve been working together to test Marratech. We’ve had 8 people online today. The software is very good, although I think the price is its only major downfall. As a not-for-profit organisation, doing common good work to improve education through new and emerging technologies, we would not be able to justify the

Ultralab (1990-2006)‘s 100% Online Degree Ultraversity has been getting interest and coverage from media agencies worldwide. Radio Suffolk, the local service from the BBC approached me to feature Ultranaut remote worker, Tim Williams, a learning facilitator for Cohort 2 (the second intake of Student-Researchers) who works from his home in a village in Suffolk. Stephen