Archive for December, 2007

Dec 30 2007

Round and round the tree again…

Published by under My class

It is always the same at this time of year. I am sure that you are feeling it to. The change of pace. When we break up from school I know that I will immediately slow down and change into a different slower gear. It is just great. One of the most important ways this [...]

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Dec 21 2007

Is there a doctor on board? Twitter as part of your Personal Learning Network

Published by under PLN,Twitter

You might say that this post has been brewing for a while. I took another look at Twitter a little while ago and it started a train of thought about it’s place in a personal learning network(PLN). There is something odd about how it functions. I hope to explore in this post what part, if [...]

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Dec 13 2007

Laptop Project Review Meeting

Published by under Laptops

This afternoon we had an opportunity to review the progress of our laptop project for the upper junior classes. All four classes in year 5 and 6 have 8 Toshiba laptops permanently located and at their complete disposal. After a full term (project has been running since September) of use the four members of staff [...]

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Dec 09 2007

Using Befuddlr in the classroom

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I am thankful that Kristian Still Twittered me Befuddlr, a great little visual puzzle tool. It takes any online image and produces a slider puzzle that is ideal for working on the IWB. As the creators, Eric Kastner and Amy Hoy put it, “a delightful diversion.” Give it a try now, if you haven’t before, [...]

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Dec 03 2007

SMARTBoard Tips – 3 Ways to the Orient

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This week’s SMARTBoard tip is all about orientating your board. 3 different quick methods to get to the orientate setup. I thought I would make an appearance this week on the video, sorry about the jumper – I know it looks like it shrunk in the wash! I had just got back from taking the [...]

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