Monthly Archives: July 2007
Black is the new green?
Yesterday I came across Blackle for the first time. I wasn’t sure if it was a hoax or a real attempt to get people thinking taking tiny steps to reduce energy consumption. Google must be on people’s screens for huge … Continue reading
Slideshows in seconds
Using Flickr photos from the Classroom Displays Group I made this in 30 seconds. Neat. It uses the Flickr slideshow format and you can post it to Facebook too.
A different way?
Following on from Will’s post comes a suggestion of another route to teacher and headteachers grasping the power of blogging.Monkeymagic A different way, which might be easier, is to reverse that. By doing so, the teachers and staff can learn … Continue reading
Why is it so Hard for Educators to Focus on Their Own Learning?
Weblogg-ed » Why is it so Hard for Educators to Focus on Their Own Learning? Will is writing about teachers who just can’t quite grasp what blogging could really do for their own practice. This is where I came in … Continue reading
Reading – a private or a social act?
Engineers without Fears responds to Andy’s post about creative thought and chimed quite nicely with my own thoughts about reading. And another thing: more on social creativity I listen to others perform & I also read their work (reading is … Continue reading
