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NECC 2009 is about a week away...
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from Catalyst Australia
from an as yet unamed primary school
Inspirational encouragement...
This is another official update to the original "Shift Happens" video. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on t...
not quite a FLIP..but as a personal device worth considering - iPodNANO with video
too small for student hands IMHO
but spectacular capacity.
take 4hours video VGA (640x480)
standard definition eg DVD quality
with HD definition need blueray to ...
Beyond the Basics conference at Coburg Senior HS
August 1, 2009 from 9:30am to 4:30pm
This is notification PD event to be held end of
week 3 in Melbourne.(Saturday August 1st)
Designed to be unlike any other...longer sessions, good wi-fi connections, abundant technology...so get on with the learning and teaching discussions!!
wik...
correct link here!
Presentation Magic by Les Posen at Coburg Senior HS
August 1, 2009 from 3:15pm to 4:30pm
Les Posen has presented a 2 hour workshop at Macworld 2008, invited to run a master class for 2 days(!) at Macworld 2009.
Recently invited by Apple to address software engineers for Keynote on possible improvements and desirable features for Keyno...
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- At 11:46am on January 13, 2009,
Tina Wilkinson said… - HI Gary,
you commented on the apparent drive for Indonesian - I think that goes in waves in my experience. ABout 30 - 40 years ago I think it was huge and it's popularity seems to wax and wane. It is one of the easier Asian languages - no script, no tones and relatively simple grammar eg no tenses and forming plural by saying the noun tiwce.
In the school I have been in for 15 years it is the least popular of 6 languages!
Chinese for example is popular, but often because of fmaily background and it has enjoyed a "push" by the givt. But from what I understand it is a VERY challenging language in many ways...
just some thoughts.
- At 3:45pm on January 1, 2009,
Tina Wilkinson said…
- HI Garyb
yes, I am a German teacher. And you?
Tina
Link to Technology Toolkit published by Nelson Cengage, written by John Pearce and me!
an OpEd article about iPhone in Australia
A top ten WEB2 conference app
dimdim
Features:
free to use for up to 20 participants
can share workspace/whiteboard
no need for software to be installed ( eg. elluminate) ideal for schools where you are not technically able to mess about with settings
may need blocking turned off though!
your IT/network manager will have conference ports blocked off.
an OpEd article about iPhone in Australia
A top ten WEB2 conference app
dimdim
Features:
free to use for up to 20 participants
can share workspace/whiteboard
no need for software to be installed ( eg. elluminate) ideal for schools where you are not technically able to mess about with settings
may need blocking turned off though!
your IT/network manager will have conference ports blocked off.
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some thoughts about the future of content...
also a really well constructed presentation..simple clear effective graphics
posted to slideShare April2, 2009
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Posted on April 3, 2009 at 1:27am —
for those with a science interest...
Data collection in mathematics and science is one of those constructivist creative activities which has always been talked about as such a good idea...
but...
(never or rarely done! - science equipment grants in Victoria went to IWBs in many schools)
the current trends appear to favour virtual science as cleaner, quicker, more convenient and consistently provide the correct answer(of course they do they are programmed!)
while simulations and virtual worlds are excellent for challenging unders… Continue
but...
(never or rarely done! - science equipment grants in Victoria went to IWBs in many schools)
the current trends appear to favour virtual science as cleaner, quicker, more convenient and consistently provide the correct answer(of course they do they are programmed!)
while simulations and virtual worlds are excellent for challenging unders… Continue
Posted on March 18, 2009 at 1:04am —
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