It’s been a few days since I last blogged and I’ve been wanting to get a few ideas that have been buzzing around in my head onto Teaching Generation Z. One issue that keeps coming back to my brain is how hard it is to sell the concept of blogging to fellow staff members. The [...]
Monthly Archive for October, 2005
I’m on my quest to properly portray the potential of interactive whiteboards in classrooms and I have the first link of hopefully many for others to peruse and feedback on. It’s titled IWBs vs DATA PROJECTORS and comes from the IWBNet website here down under. Now even their points would be up for debate – [...]
My thinking has been challenged. More and more I am realising that I need to have my thoughts in order as the official spokesperson for my school’s foray in the world of IWB’s. In the last two posts I have reported on a point of view that I had not previously considered. There’s nothing a [...]
Well, today I attended a South West Metro District ICT Meeting held @ Blackforest Primary School just off South Road here in Adelaide. I haven’t been a regular attendee at these due to my teaching commitments during the regular Friday timeslot. But a renewed commitment to making these meetings a work priority and a visit [...]
One of my very favourite weblogs is Weblogg-Ed, more than capably written by the blog-vangelist himself, Will Richardson. I love his style of writing, his topics are always of interest and he has opened my brain to a lot of wonderful possibilities in the area of technology. Now, I’m paying my respects here, in the [...]
I’ve really enjoyed this holiday break – great chance to spend time with the family, get a few odd jobs done around the house and play a few rounds of golf. However, it got to Friday and it was time to re- engage for the term ahead and do some planning ready for Monday. Determined [...]
Off to the final Teachers Golf Day for 05 at the scenic but challenging Victor Harbor Golf Club with my good friend, Lindsay. The opening tee shot is meant to be the most picturesque hole in the southern hemisphere. What do fellow teaching golfers think? Scores (if they are any good) later!
Just posted to the team blog at ActivBoarding. Thought it needed to be here as it is really from my own unique standpoint! Well, we started off the term with the promise of our interactive whiteboards and we’ve ended up with something with more potential and scope then we could have hoped for. We held [...]
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