Monthly Archive for June, 2008

A Place To Call Your Own

Published on June 26, 2008 in Blogging. 10 Comments

Blogging at me.edu.au looks like this to me … Blogging here is more like this … Image credits: Beehive by TLVshac & a room of one’s own by jspad

dear ken

Published on June 21, 2008 in Digital Convergence, Internet and Web 2.0. 1 Comment

dear ken, Do you like the way I started this post by using one of your trademark writing quirks? Anyway, it has taken me this long to pull together some bits and pieces since your post that got me thinking. I went and did what I threatened in the comment. I took your techno-ripe idea, [...]

Making The Grade(s)

Published on June 17, 2008 in Personal Reflections. 4 Comments

I really enjoyed reading Clay Burell’s most recent post. As happens so often in my online reading, it ties in with some of my thoughts as I’ve just completed writing Term Two reports for my class and for the first time in twenty plus years of teaching, I’ve had to assign grades to each learning [...]

Classrooms – Teach Fresh

Published on June 8, 2008 in Future Directions and Personal Reflections. 3 Comments

My wife and my youngest son, Joshua, headed off today for a five year old birthday party leaving me at home with our eldest son and a pile of report writing to do. We decided to head out for some lunch as a bit of a break, driving off to a Subway near our house. [...]

More Than Just Words

Published on June 2, 2008 in Blogging. 2 Comments

Will the work you do today Stand the test of time “Test of Time”, Spy Vs. Spy, 1988. D’Arcy Norman went very close to pulling the plug and “nuking” his blog. Why? He explains in an out-of-context quote: …my blog is strictly just a bunch of words. Just a bunch of talk. Now the focus [...]