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Mathematica and Wolfram Alpha

Posted on May 14, 2011 by corney

This workshop was presented by Samuel Chen. Demo of WolframAlpha website – data is already curated from the Wolfram database. There is a useful intro video on the website and has a mobile app (although you can access the website … Continue reading →

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WordPress workshop

Posted on May 14, 2011 by corney

Hosted by Michael Boll, this workshop explored uses and development of a WordPress site. Learned how to manipulate themes and was able to upload a new header image!  There is also a .css editor to make changes to font styles … Continue reading →

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ICT Scope and Sequence

Posted on March 15, 2011 by corney

I have been signed up to an ECIS ICT forum for the last few years and sometimes it produces some real gems. Here’s a post with links to some resources on ICT curriculum scope and sequence (re-posted with permission from … Continue reading →

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Mobile marking

Posted on March 14, 2011 by corney

Well, a moment of serendipity as I sit in an auditorium waiting for Peter Hessler to give a presentation. Time to kill? Why not do some marking…. Connected to the school’s wi fi network, I logged in to the wiki … Continue reading →

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Re-desigining Education

Posted on February 26, 2011 by corney

While stumbling about on Stumble Upon, I came across the following blog post – Redesigning Education: Rethinking the School Corridor. By a chap called Trung Le, who seems to have a range of views on the design of schools, it’s … Continue reading →

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