New Year’s Resolution
Having been shamed by the amount of blogging being done by colleagues, friends and former pupils, I have resolved to make a real effort to blog more often this year. In fairness, last year’s blogging...
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And now, in a break from your scheduled programming….
For those of you who are only here for the SMART Table lowdown, I’ll apologise now. In fact, you can skip this whole post, and I won’t even be slightly offended. This post is not about our SMART Table,...
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Catch Up Post – Part 2 – #weather_me
Been meaning to talk about this for a while now – have found it very exciting, and of obvious value for classroom use. We’ve had a lot of fun on our SMART Board with this. Basically, what we’re talking...
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So, shamed into action by Alan Hamilton and his bright shiny new blog (and this post in particular) I thought I would have a bit of blog reflection myself. Whilst I have to confess that it all seems a...
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Interactive White Boards – the source of all known evil?
The other week, in the middle of some severe essay trauma, a tweet from the inspirational Neil Winton of Perth Academy came floating by in my Twitter feed (I had Brizzly running in a background window,...
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#tmtwt – TeachMeet feedback from teachers
This is intended to qualify as my quickest blog post ever. Recently on Twitter I have been collecting people’s feedback and thoughts about TeachMeet using hashtag #tmtwt. It has made fascinating – and...
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TeachMeet research – part 2
The logo for one of the latest incarnations of TeachMeet: TeachMeet Student Edition Glasgow 2010 As you will know from my previous blog post or from following the #tmtwt responses on Twitter I have...
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IWBs – the eternal battle continues….
Last week, I read this interesting blog post from Kevin McLaughlin Entitled “Switching off the interactive whiteboard for good”. It revisited the argument that IWBs have been a huge waste of taxpayers...
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Why you should be using Delicious
. . Introduced to del.icio.us I have been using Delicious since my PGDE year in 2006, when I was introduced to it by David Muir during a lecture at Jordanhill (the same lecture, incidentally, where I...
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