Monthly Archives: November 2011
Patterns of behaviour, rather than skill sets, lead to opportunities
Point Lonsdale rockpools – photo by Alexander Sheko A while ago I was asked to contribute an article to FYI. The brief was – describe your journey to becoming a Google Certified Teacher. I’ve had a lot of trouble writing … Continue reading
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Judith Way’s Virtual Aussie Libraries Tour
This has been cross-posted from the Melbourne High School Library blog. I am privileged to have as a friend Judith Way. Judith makes things happen – I’ve said this before. As soon as I heard she hit on the idea of … Continue reading
Thankyou, Twitter network
You are amazing, Twitter network. Today during my presentation to staff – How do social networks empower teachers – I tweeted out the traditional ‘Please say hi and where you’re from’ to demonstrate the scope and generosity of my network, … Continue reading
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How social networks empower teachers – slideshow presentation
I’ve created this slideshow to accompany a presentation I’m giving to staff on curriculum day about how social networks empower teachers. It’s a little text-heavy but I’m using the slides to structure my talk and hoping that the slideshow will … Continue reading
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