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Category Archives: teaching
Bi-Weekly Beaker – #6
Google +: http://goo.gl/EwwPef PL website: http://goo.gl/qB0Uve From the TBC PL Google+ Community TPACK Explained “Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) attempts to identify the nature of knowledge required by teachers for technology integration in their teaching, while addressing the complex, multifaceted … Continue reading
Bi-Weekly Beaker – Term 4 extravaganza
Annyeonghaseyo Staff Headlining this weeks BWB is the local screening of ‘Most Likely to Succeed’ this Thursday, 22 October, 6.45-9.00 at Mt Maunganui College Hall. According to it’s promotional material this “EDUCATION DOCUMENTARY, officially recognised at top film festivals, investigates the … Continue reading
Google Education Roadshow
As part of a promotional tour around NZ by Cyclone, an IT hardware and software provider, I went along to Merivale School on Wednesday afternoon to see what the latest and greatest was. It started off well with a free … Continue reading
Most Likely To Succeed
Priority One hosted a local screen of the EdDocumentary, Most likely to succeed at Mount Mauganui College on Thursday night. There were about 150 others there to watch this much talked about movie. The NZ debut had been at the … Continue reading
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#notatulearn15
The ULearn conference takes place annually and was this year hosted in Auckland. I attended ULearn 11 in Rotorua (for which I made a series of posts starting with this one ) but since it’s been difficult to attend with my … Continue reading
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