Photo courtesy of phillipsandwich on Flickr. I don’t usually make New Year resolutions but I’m considering it. Resolutions pertaining to my role as an educator. I’ve been spending a enormous amount of my personal time online – either reading, commenting, writing, on Flickr, Twitter, nings, my own 3 blogs, wikis (both maintaining my own and [...]
Archive for December, 2009
What are your New Year’s resolutions?
Posted in 21st century learning, technology, tagged 2010, evaluation, learning, New Year, resolutions, rethinking, teaching, technology, Web 2.0 on December 31, 2009 | 8 Comments »
threesixtyfivephotos – daily photo challenge
Posted in flickr, Uncategorized, writing, tagged blog, flickr, groups, journal, photo, threesixtyfivephotos, visual on December 29, 2009 | 6 Comments »
This year I decided to take up the challenge of posting at least one photo a day as part of a Flickr group challenge. I ended up creating the blog, threesixtyfivephotos, so that the daily photos and small amount of written description would have somewhere to live. Now that I’ve almost finished, I realise that this [...]
What if you do it differently…
Posted in Education, learning, music, teaching, tagged dance, educators, individuals, movment, music, passion, reflection, VCASS on December 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Photo courtesy of neloqua on Flickr. Personally, I have much to be grateful for this year. One of the best things to happen is my younger son being accepted into Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School to specialise in music during his final 3 years of school. It gives me enormous pleasure to know [...]
Time to stop blogging – for good
Posted in Uncategorized on December 19, 2009 | 12 Comments »
Henri Lachambre, aéronaute-constructeur breveté, ca. 1883 courtesy of trialsanderrors on Flickr. The start of the long Summer holidays is something I have to grow into. Change of routine throws me out of wack, and I’m torn between the need to give in to the end-of-year exhaustion, frantically tackle household jobs which have been pressing down in a [...]





