Tag: edmodo

My tools

Posted by | Published on December 30, 2013

Two years ago I posted about the tech tools I use daily. Many I continue to find essential, others have fallen by the wayside. What follows is a […] 

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Staff Development Day – ideas for 1:1 laptop learning

Posted by | Published on January 24, 2012

Colleagues, Your mission today is to spend some time thinking and sharing about learning in your 1:1 laptop classroom. The key issue about learning in a […] 

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Year 10 English in 2012

Posted by | Published on November 23, 2011

cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by Josef Grunig I am excited at the prospect of teaching Year 10 English next year; […] 

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Twitter and Edmodo in Denmark

Posted by | Published on September 2, 2011

  You may have read these musings about hashtags and citizenship after the #LondonRiots. This post is a brief reflective piece about a series of […] 

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