Presentations
Powerpoint should be used for prestentations and word shuld be used for documents. Rarely should the two be combined. The only thing worse than a Powerpoint full of words is a presenter that reads them to the audience. Garr Reynolds
Teaching
Applying teaching strategied, techniques and ideas.
NB100 Reader
Ok, more on the reading issue, for 3 reasons. 1. Another cover lesson experience. English Yr 8. Visit to the library for a lesson reading was met with 30% groans. Some really disengaged readers but in this instance the prime …
Kindle 2
Not moving too far from the reading conversation the Kindle 2 is being plugged. Now this is not a Kindle 2 review but a few notably additions; So just what’s new and different? We’ll take you through the highlights below. …
Converting Files
Need a video converted. Well there are a number of free options out there. This evening I needed a game trailer cnoverted from MOV to AVI. I dropped the URL into online.movavi.com and then select my output file (of which …
College ReOpens
After two days, Hamble College reopens. Its been very productive for me and my team, I hope that the students will return refreshed. What was achieved? Joomla/Moodle themed.Moodle map/schematic created. CTS updated. Meeting confirmed for Thursday. Visit to Arnewood School …
Everyone is Doing It
Posting about Google Earth that is. Version 5.0, with – and I ‘copy and paste,’ the new lexicon for quote… Historical imagery from around the globe Ocean floor and surface data from marine experts Simplified touring with audio and voice …
MusICT Mashups
This is potential a fruit partnership music and ICT. Where it is traditional or contemporary music, recording and production or simple the application of audio. I know that my former colleague Andy Wilde had a real grasp for potential impact …
Reflections from Space
Whilst still teaching at Tauntons College I stumble upon global-mindshift.org. In particular I remember watching a short presentation entitled Reflections from Space. For some reason that presentation struck a cord, or rather one short quote, The first day or so …