#Success
Student, colleague or personal successes.
Microsoft ‘More than your OS’
Two summers ago I was fortunate enough to attend the Microsoft teacher summer camp, I fondly recall just how positive everybody was and the breadth of education profession that was represented; primary, secondary, special, a full complement of subjects and …
51 Ways to Introduce Learning Objectives
During the very dynamic seminar from Claire Gadby’s – ‘Proving Pupil Progress’ a colleague posted question, well, it was more of a request really. If you know of more exciting ways to introduce a lesson objective then I would be …
Quest 5.0 Released
Quest A brand new system for creating text adventures or interactive fiction Alex Warren proudly announced yesterday that he was releasing Quest 5.0 out into the wild. My interactive fiction journey this past 10 months has been a rollercoaster of …
Virtual Experiments
The Virtual Experiments Team @ Southampton University has launched a new website and several new virtual experiments. The new website found at now features various electronic computer science and chemistry Virtual Experiments that can also be embedded in various learning …
Quest 5 Day 3
After two days exploring Quest 5 I am in so impressed by the platform. I have learnt an awful lot, created a really simple game, with very little coding ability. I am confident there is still much to learn under …
Quest 5 Day 2
Day 2 started with custom commands and made use of the attributes the tutorials had me create yesterday. Again the tutorials were pretty straightforward although again, there is a need to underline the importance of syntax. Using the attributes and …
Quest 5 Day 1
I am playing, and really enjoying “As Darkness Falls.” I have watched ‘Get Lamp” on Youtube (insightful) and worked my way through to Chapter 5 of Aaron Reeds excellent INFORM7 book. So why the transfer to Quest5, especially as its …