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Tech-Neutral Interesting Ways: IDEAS WANTED!
Aug 14th
Posted by tbarrett in Curriculum
The presentations below, from the Interesting Ways series, are deliberately tech-neutral and much more broad than their counterparts.
It would be great to build some new momentum with them again and gather together some further ideas from the community. Of course these ideas may well include the use of technology but there is no expectation for it to be included, anything that is a good idea gets in.
Remember One Idea, One Image, One Slide always works best. I have opened them up to be edited so you should be able to go ahead and do so without needing an invite. Look for the Edit option from the Actions menu. Any problems with this though just drop me an email or Tweet.
As always I look forward to your ideas and contributions to the shared presentations.
3 New “Interesting Ways” Resources
Aug 2nd
Posted by tbarrett in Interesting Ways
Three new presentations have been kickstarted and are great additions to the collection. Interesting Ways to use the iPad, Google Search and Google Maps in the classroom. Please take a look and consider adding an idea to one of them. I will be updating the links on the collection page too.
5 Fledgling “Interesting Ways” Presentations
Mar 4th
Posted by tbarrett in Interesting Ways
Currently there are close to 30 different presentations exploring Interesting Ways to use a whole variety of different types of technology in the classroom.
Here are a few of the most recent fledgling resources, please let me know if you would like to contribute by adding an idea.
Don’t forget to explore the rest of the Interesting Ways resources.
5 NEW “Interesting Ways” Resources
Dec 5th
Just recently there have been a few people nudging me to start some specific Interesting Ways resources. Here are the latest additions to the family.
Please help by sharing your expertise and ideas by adding just one slide, one idea and maybe one image.
Also keep blogging and tweeting about them to encourage as many colleagues to use them and share their own interesting ways. Just let me know if you can contribute.
