Monthly Archives: August 2006

Books about Classroom Displays

Posted on August 31, 2006 by

I took about an hour this morning to set up a new Classroom Displays Blog Bookstore and I’m very pleased and impressed with the results. I’ve had a link with Amazon on the blog’s books page for a while now … Continue reading →

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A Patchwork Text Degree

Posted on August 23, 2006 by

Here’s my take as an ex-quilter on my experience of the way Winter’s concept of patchwork text was used in my degree. Quilting and patchwork are two different and sometimes separate processes. To peice a quilt (ie to make a … Continue reading →

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Is Downes noteable?

Posted on August 15, 2006 by

I was catching up with my Edubloggers RSS feeds today when I came across this. It seems that Dave Cormier from Edtechtalk was reflecting on the business of edublogging/podcasting/on-line learning/learning 2.0, wondering if it could be described as a field … Continue reading →

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