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Second Life
I have long been intrigued with the whole notion of online collaborative gaming and its potential for education. Shoot ‘em ups, although strategy games, are still blood baths and not rea… more →
Turning the Supertanker
Second Life
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I have long been intrigued with the whole notion of online collaborative gaming and its poten … more →
E-Cast
davidit wrote 2 years ago: I attended one of those promo events last night that masquerades as a training seminar. Fortunately … more →
More Preaching to the Converted
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I have been working on developing our inquiry model for most of the day. I am completely over all t … more →
Sleepwalking into the Blogmire
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I have been vexed of late, something has been chewing away at me and I have been like a bear with a … more →
Prove it!
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I was reading the latest and I have to say rather melancholy post from the Artichoke site today, wha … more →
ICT PD Cluster Proposal
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: For the last several months I have been involved in preparing a proposal for what we believe will be … more →
A Sea Change?
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I started this blog with the analogy that my role in encouraging change was that of a tug boat manoe … more →
What's The Relevance Kenneth?
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: To paraphrase REM’s single What’s The Frequency Kenneth? many students and educationalis … more →
Interactive Whiteboards
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: I have long been a fan of interactive Whiteboards (IWB’s). I have been lucky enough to teach w … more →
Web 2.0 Assets and the Classroom
davidit wrote 2 years ago: When I first saw the following video, it really blew me away, it opened my already open eyes to the … more →
Mission Improbable?
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davidit wrote 2 years ago: The title of this blog is not an impressive start! In fact you would be justified in thinking that i … more →
