Jun 29
This is a question that is asked quite often in this time of growing connectivity and excellent resource development. However we would normally say that the teacher is an incredibly important part of the process, a guide on the journey of learning.
Over the last few weeks a young man called William Kamkwamba in Malawi has come to the attention of the blogosphere for his ingenuity in providing power for his family, all because he read about some basic scientific principles in an old primary school book.
His story is inspirational and makes you wonder about our absolute necessity?
How did word get out abut William, well someone sponsored him to attend this years TED, which was a great adventure.
Read Williams story and consider your impact?
written by Darren
Jun 21
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Jun 19
From Business week (via Y Pulse) comes a great graph showing what US on-line users are doing when they are on the web.
Does this reflect your students in your classroom?
written by Darren
Jun 14
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Jun 13
Rome Reborn is an impressive VR project by Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities.
The BBC recently did a story about Rome Reborn
check it out for yourself:
http://www.romereborn.virginia.edu/
written by Darren
Jun 11
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written by Darren
Jun 11
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written by Darren
Jun 01
The Vic Ed dept has been doing some work on teacher competencies in ICT:
where you you fit?
http://epotential.education.vic.gov.au/continuum.php
written by Darren
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