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9 Types of collaborators 1 Reply
I thought you might enjoy this infographic - which type are you? You can see the original at:…Continue
Tags: collaborators, infographic
Started by Carol Skyring. Last reply by Carol Skyring Oct 4, 2011.
InfoGraphics and Data Visualization 10 Replies
Is anyone using or teaching infographics in their classes? I just found this information about data visualization and found it quite intriguing. …Continue
Tags: data, math, statistics, infographics
Started by Cindy Marston. Last reply by Carol Skyring Jul 13, 2011.
Educate Parents About Cell Phones and Digital Communication
There are some great resources here that you…Continue
Started by Carol Skyring Jun 9, 2011.
Speaking Visually: Eight Roles Pictures Play in Presentation
This article has some good information - it begins:Including pictures in presentations is a simple and powerful way of expanding your expressive potential as a speaker. Pictures communicate at levels…Continue
Started by Carol Skyring Sep 30, 2010.
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Who is my teacher? Who isn't my teacher?
This is the question a couple of my students could be asking themselves, having just been awarded third prize in a state-wide immunology competition. This is their entry...
The curious thing about this is that these students found out about the competition not from their "teacher" (in the official sense), but from one of our Virtual… Continue
The curious thing about this is that these students found out about the competition not from their "teacher" (in the official sense), but from one of our Virtual… Continue
Posted by Rob Sbaglia on October 16, 2011 at 1:53pm — 1 Comment
What is a Virtual Expert?
Clockwise from top left : Andrew, a graphic artists/teacher in Apollo Bay; Tim, an electrical engineer in Newcastle; Fiona, a biology teacher in Bendigo; Geoff, a biomechanist in Melbourne; Sarah, a biology teacher in Bendigo; Pat, a software developer in Canberra; Krystal, an immunologist in Melbourne; and Chris, a chemist in Florida.
I've started getting together… Continue
Posted by Rob Sbaglia on October 7, 2011 at 9:48pm
Building communities of bloggers
So having outlined the reasons why I decided that blogs were the way to go for teaching and learning, what is the best way to do it?
I remember a talk given by Tom March once, and he said that everyone should have their own domain. I took his advice, and his recommendation of the hosting service Siteground. I registered my own domain names (well,… Continue
Posted by Rob Sbaglia on October 5, 2011 at 11:12pm
Blog for your life
Technology has come a long way since these were games. These were around when I was a primary school kid. The main difference I can see is that we've gone from consumers of content to creators of it.
If you're not familiar with how we work at Castlemaine North, I guess one of the most important things to know is that we are big into kids creating content. To do this, the guts of… Continue
Posted by Rob Sbaglia on October 2, 2011 at 9:12pm
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Carol Skyring commented on Rob Sbaglia's blog post 'Who is my teacher? Who isn't my teacher?'
Just catching up Rob. This is great. The role of the teacher has moved on even from guide on the side. Someone at conference had a good new term for it - I must dig deep into my memory bank to find it.
Mobile Learning
For people willing to share their experience and for those wanting to learn about how to evolve education through smartphones & tablets
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