- 10ICT,
- 9science fiction,
- 8sci fi,
- 6ictined,
- 6ifttt,
- 6delicious,
- 5twitter,
- 5Terry Freedman,
- 5blogging,
- 5web
Looks like an interesting collection of stats and reports. There's bound to be something here for your next talk, or to get a discussion going with your pupils.
Article about a forthcoming book, containing interesting snippets from the author's research.
Article about a forthcoming book, containing interesting snippets from the author's research.
Good analysis of the myth of learning styles. Wheeler argues that a lack of critical evaluation of theory (or, in this case, what I would call "conventional wisdom") is the teacher's biggest enemy.
interesting round-up of apps for writing on an iPad.
Interesting approach to encouraging teachers to use technology in their teaching, specifically Web 2.0. It is similar to what some teachers told me about how they encourage their colleagues to use interactive whiteboards more effectively, whilst I...
Interesting ideas here, including use of a projector. I like the way the class is enjoying the work of other schools, and the way they collaborate in their responses.
interesting article about the economic effects of technological change
Nice idea to get kids writing, and a pretty obvious one once you've heard it! <p> Would going to a nice natural environment work for adults too? Of course! And if you have a smartphone and an Evernote account, you can take notes and incorporate photos in a special "story ideas" notebook.
Handy list of video chat aplications which could be used in school.
Useful round-up of social networks that could be utilised in the classroom.
Very interesting article illustrating how science fiction became science fact in some cases. How? Real life scientists were influenced by novels. A bit self-referential, which is a worthy science fiction theme in itself. <p> Look out for an article about science fiction soon.
Interesting idea: giving up Twitter and Facebook to concentrate on blogging -- though with some inconsistency, given that buttons for those are still on the website. <p> worth readingbthe comments too. <p>So what do YOU think?
Comprehensive and thought-provoking post from Simon Finch on ideal beahvior online -- including by teachers and parents.
Another interesting-looking collection of websites, tools and resources. Plenty here to read or just dip into -- and a lot more than the 42 cited!
A really great resource. Not all are new, but it's always good to be reminded of stuff!
Really interesting collection of Web 2.0 tools
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