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Is your blog worth a pound?

Ever looked at your site from an internet cafe? Andy and I had an interesting hour or so today exploring some of our web properties at a local internet cafe. I’d been alerted that there might be problems with the … Continue reading

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Testing Three WordPress Themes

As I said in my last post I’m looking for a new WordPress theme for the Classroom Displays Blog. I’ve narrowed it down to three possibilities. Now I need your help again First the current theme – Regulus: Then a … Continue reading

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Please help me choose a new WordPress theme!

I’m thinking of updating the Classroom Displays blog theme. I’ve identified enough problems with the current one to make it seem like a good idea. But I think I need some help. Who better to ask than my Personal Learning … Continue reading

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Classroom Displays Group is 3 tomorrow – Downstream Impact

Back in early (Jan 2nd!) 2005 I created the Classroom Displays Group on Flickr as part of an ILM in my Year 2 research. The whole topic ended up taking over my degree So here’s my advice to anyone in … Continue reading

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Old Skills or New? Hand written worksheets and the 21st C Skill Set

Dy/dan fell in love with the design aesthetics of this hand written worksheet and started to question our obsession with the word processor: dy/dan » Blog Archive » Careful now. I saw this in a pile of forgotten masters while … Continue reading

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