So, it is finally here and I finally got an invite! I had a few days to begin to get my head around Google+, but nowhere near enough as much time as I would have liked to dedicate to check out this new “Buzz”. I have always been disappointed to hear about the fall of [...]
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My first TeachMeet!
Posted: October 14, 2010 in Institute of Physics, new technologies, Thoughts and ideasTags: animations, Apple, Creativity, Education, Educators, Gloucestershire, google, learning, Macros, Microsoft, NGfL, NGfLCymru, Partners in learning network, PowerPoint, PPT, Prezi, Pupils, Reader, Students, talkphysics, teaching
I attended my very first TeachMeet in Cheltenham at the Parabola Arts Centre (Cheltenham Ladies’ College) and it was a worthwhile experience. There were not as many teachers as I would have expected/hoped, but it was still a great opportunity to network with like minded educators and to see some great stuff in action. The [...]
Be a Reported for the day!
Posted: December 11, 2009 in new technologies, Thoughts and ideas, Torfaen Innovative Teachers CommunityTags: BETT, Bots, collaboration, Collaborative, Developers, Education, Gadgets, google, Google Wave, Innovation, Innovative, National Education Network, News, Physics, Report, Reporter, Students, technology, Wave, Yr12
We were thrilled to receive an email today to tell us myself and three of my Yr12 Students have been invited to BETT to receive our prize for the “Be a Reporter for the day” competition organised by the National Education Network. They competition invited schools to submit a news report about how they are [...]
Office Live: a useless online collaborative environment?
Posted: December 1, 2009 in new technologiesTags: collaboration, Collaborative, Creative, Docs, EM Radiation, google, Live, Mind Maps, Office 2007, Phenomena, PowerPoint, PPTplex, Quantum, smart art, Wave
I have often wondered whether to use Office Live, or not! I tried it a couple of years ago with my Yr10 pupils and it just didn’t work for them. They would not upload stuff on the share workspace and some complained they couldn’t access the resources I uploaded, or could not log in. So, [...]
The effects of technology in a 10 year old boy
Posted: August 28, 2009 in UncategorizedTags: 21st century skills, Blog, blogging, Education, google, ICT, learning, search engine, skills, technology, thinking, web log, X-box
Hi, This is my first blog ever, so I thought it’s just fair to have as a subject the person that introduced me to Web Logging, my 10 year old nephew. As an Educator with a passion for new technologies, I enjoy watching the behavious of my nephew as he uses technology in his personal [...]













