Active Learning with the Web

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Slides for our talk at Barcamp Shanghai 2009. The talk was mostly a discussion between us, our Australian partner and the audience, so you won't get much from the slides :(

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Active Learning with the Web Kerstin Borau Scott Grant (Daniel Jackson) Carsten Ullrich

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