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- Great stuff. Much better to share online. I like how interactive books combine a whole gamut of other media, apps and skills, ideal for group work.
- Sonya, always exciting to hear from you my friend. Thanks for the Facebook invite, always useful to make connections to other social...
- “…at the heart of successful education for all Māori learners is the provision of a culturally responsive environment” (Kāhui Tautoko Consu...
- I recently came across an interesting book write up on the Cult of Pedagogy Blog. The book is called Culturally Res...y ideas to use when developing learning activities. 1. Gamify 2. Keep it Social...
- Notes recorded - Kōrero: Using e-Learning to enhance teaching and learning Pateriki visited schoo...on Facebook or Twitter the more you come to understand them) Social Captial (The collective benefits created or held within social...
- Hi Camilla We're a contributing primary school and have had Ultranet for quite a few years now. Teachers maintain their own class page and kids use uSpace and the...
- Hi Kerry Our students are all Primary school age and so we don't connect directly with them through FB. We are using these social media channels to extend and...g environment. Our students direct involvement with social...
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I have lost faith in the media to report anything accurately without sensationalising, misreporting or exaggerating. Waitangi Day coverage will be no exception. Childr...- Kia ora, Great blog Derek. Very timely. I thought I'd respond with a shout-out for the cause, in an article just published this week from BayBuzz, a Hawkes Bay publica...
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It's nearly time.... for you to share your e-learning celebrations. Woohoo! Simply add your material to the shared Enabling e-Learning Google Presentation, sit...