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How can you contribute?
about 1 hour ago
your thing is broken
about 1 hour ago
this site is fantastic
about 1 month ago
G'day im Matt from Australia. I am in Mrs @murcha's class. We looked at your scavenger hunt and i had to make my own. I put it onto my blog i made a link
to my hunt but it does not work can you tell me how to make the link work?
Here is my blog.
http://bar0004.globalstudent.org.au/
about 2 months ago
Hi Caz – you might find something amongst my World Cup
links<http://delicious.com/tbarrett/worldcup>.
I hope this helps.
about 2 months ago
Hi Caz – you might find something amongst my World Cup links. I hope this helps.
about 3 months ago
I have been asked to put together some math/world cup lessons for year 7-11(various abilities)using this website, any ideas???
about 8 months ago
Tom – this is absolutely fantastic. I've heard of your work from other people, and just happened to crash into your blog today. Even before I looked through the maths maps I'd put a link on my blog.
Have you considered linking from these display to some of the photosynths that are out there? (Unfortunately I don't hink googlemaps and bing maps have a straight link).
Here's an idea ..
http://mikemcsharry.com/2009/11/12/leicestershi...
about 8 months ago
Tom – this is absolutely fantastic. I've heard of your work from other people, and just happened to crash into your blog today. Even before I looked through the maths maps I'd put a link on my blog.
Have you considered linking from these display to some of the photosynths that are out there? (Unfortunately I don't hink googlemaps and bing maps have a straight link).
Here's an idea ..
http://mikemcsharry.com/2009/11/12/leicestershi...
about 9 months ago
Planning on taking some 3rd graders from US to do some activities. How would you start this for students who may have never been to Google Earth? Also, once in Google Earth, how do I find these activities? Going to explore now and will probably answer my own questions in the process.
Thanks for this.
about 9 months ago
This is brilliant. I've passed it on to my husband, who teaches developmental math at the community college level in the US.
about 9 months ago
This is brilliant. I've passed it on to my husband, who teaches developmental math at the community college level in the US.
about 10 months ago
Anyone who wants to contribute an idea or activity can – I just start things
off!
about 10 months ago
Thanks for thinking of adding an idea Christopher – I think it would be good
to have a separate map for older students, in that way you will have the
full range of coloured placemark icons to differentiate by level or age. If
i starteda new map in Madrid or Paris would you be up for kicking things off
with a bunch of ideas?
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about 10 months ago
@tombarrett Great stuff here! I explored the Paris Map a couple nights ago when you shared it on Twitter. I love that it is created by a team and see great value in having kids create their own problems too. Way to go!
about 10 months ago
Love this. Found a great measures in Madrid to add, but being Circumference of a circle, it was probably more appropriate for older children – would you be happy to add colours for older students?