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Jun
2
2012
Thinking about teaching writing in a connected world http://t.co/ioPiAdjU Love to hear your opinions #vicpln #edchat #austl #tlchat #engchat
website with texts which could be used for writing and discussion in class. Summaries and more
"Always have decency son." | @scoopit http://t.co/SoTVFpQV
Jun
1
2012
Deep in forest, where wolves dare not go. There lived a pair of dirty undies, deep in the snow.... http://t.co/qdP4SRZc
@crgalvin Had the language teacher seen http://t.co/CTMKuFxO?
Socrative is a smart student response system that empowers teachers to engage their classrooms through a series of educational exercises and games via smartphones, laptops, and tablets.
Google's new World Wonders project makes me want to travel http://t.co/B7NfCpMg #google #worldwondersproject #vicpln
May
31
2012
SpoutPlugin, formerly BukkitContrib, is a framework to bridge the ever-widening chasm between single player mods, and multiplayer Bukkit plugins. On its own, it does very little. Expect no changes beyond some interface enhancements and minor speed improvements on the client and moderate speed improvements on the server. Through it, Bukkit plugins can do the previously impossible. Currently, plugins can seamlessly manipulate and monitor inventory, audio, sound effects, skins, player titles, alter the main in-game HUD, and launch popup notifications on the player's client. Many of these features require Spoutcraft. See "What is Spoutcraft" below. And the future is even better. SpoutPlugin plans to create a client-side plugin system, which will unlock the ability to add custom blocks, monsters, and items to the game. Imagine joining one server, and having it automagically download all the new game content and install it seamlessly. Then, log out and join the next server, totally vanilla, without ever closing the game. With Spout there is no "this isn't possible" replies anymore. Now, it's either "Yes", or "Yes, in the future".
Remaining seated: lessons learned by writing
Excellent piece that convinces teachers teaching writing to students to write themselves so that they can relate to how students feel.
Ladies and gentlemen - Jenny Luca RT @jennyluca: Humbled, and excited to have been asked to present at TEDxMelbourne http://t.co/SQ1dONSv
Did you make a pledge? RT @craff2008: Fun and useful :) Twig – A Charging Cable and Tripod for your iDevice | PadGadget http://t.co/GziCGrRq
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