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Monthly Archives: April 2007
R So (it’s that) Simple
There are lots of metaphors for explaining RSS out there. The one I use goes a little like this… “…… a useful analogy is to think of the way that mail services have developed. For a long time you had … Continue reading
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Casting the Pod Over ANZAC
ANZAC Day is the most important day of remembrance on the Australian calendar. It is marked by ceremonies all across the country. The day before ANZAC Day this week, one of senior unit students came to me to ask if … Continue reading
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I’m Going Google Over The Spreadsheet
It has finally happened, Google has included a graphing function in their Google Docs Spreadsheet and it is pretty cool indeed. The spreadsheet has always been pretty neat to use but now with the this latest function things have really … Continue reading
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A Video Conversion
Having passed on to the oz-teachers list details of the now much referenced Pay Attention video from Darren Draper there was an immediate query from my colleague Anne Baird as the TeacherTube version was playing up for her. Anne noted … Continue reading
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Blame The Blog?
Having lamented the lack of breadth in the debate about online environments the other night on the local ABC it is nice to see another side of the blogging story being addressed. In the latest edition of the online Techlearning … Continue reading
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Differences Of Opinion?
Tonight our national broadcaster, the ABC had a panel-audience program titled “Growing Up In The Digital Age” As quoted from the program website, the aim was to focus on “Generation Y,…… the first generation to have grown up from scratch … Continue reading
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The “Sphere” Is Shrinking
At the same time as lots of Web 2.0 aps are being “mashed” and morphed, so too are many being stripped back to the bare minimum. Some time back we reported on barewiki, (which seems to have morphed into OttoWiki), … Continue reading
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Have We Been Nominated? Drats Nope
A little while back I reflected on how you know things have become mainstream when they are the focus of competition and marketing. The blogosphere is no exception and now blogs have become so omnipresent that even politicians are espousing … Continue reading
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Passionate Frustration, (and we haven’t even started projecting yet)
I’m frustrated and I shouldn’t be. Having broadcast far and wide, (it makes you wonder why you spruik), that we are going to do these new wonderful passion projects, (plus also having cajoled another colleague to get her extension group … Continue reading
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Casting the Word
Now that my current class have finally gotten a first podcast program up and in the can as it were we now only need to wait on the school technician to get the school server back in action. Last year … Continue reading
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