A couple of weeks ago I was happily twittering away when @timbuckteeth (Steve Wheeler) dropped the link below into the tweetstream.
I have no idea why I clicked on the link. Maybe it was to test the livestreaming because I’d been experimenting with basic streaming from my phone. Maybe it was simple curiosity or perhaps it [...]
A month ago I sent this tweet about a video at MIT.
The link http://is.gd/nBFI goes to an article at Computerworld.com that includes a video that is amazing. It looks a bit clunky at the moment, (I compared it to this polished MicroSoft promo) but imagine what it could be like! I’d intended to blog about [...]
So here’s my audio-post. I got over the fact that I don’t like to hear my recorded voice, wrote a script and read it out (most of it). There were a few mistakes and err…umms along the way, but I just did what I tell the kids to do, “Keep going, we can edit the [...]
Earlier this week I left a comment (which I later turned into a blogpost) on this post by @wmchamberlain and was invited, via Twitter, to be a contributor at “At the Teacher’s Desk” As I’d already identified audio and video of myself as a personal dislike I decided that the first step in “walking the [...]
This entry came about because of a blogpost at “At the Teacher’s Desk“. I left a comment and then realised that the comment was really a reflective blogpost.
We’ve had a class blog since 2005 and I originally saw it as a way to share children’s work with their families. When I added a counter and [...]
I followed a link from twitter the other day to a post about teacher effectiveness. It came to the conclusion that everything a teacher does has an effect on students and their learning.
Today a photo from a parent arrived in my email to confirm this.
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