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MA Project – What do YOU think? (please)

I am in the second term of my MA entitled ‘Leading Innovation and Change’ at St Mary’s University College in Twickenham. This module is called ‘Research Methods for Project Enquiry’ and requires I choose a pilot project as a test bed for my ultimate project in the second year. No problem, except I am not

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29/365 Library Survey Results Analysis

Working on charting survey data. 442 responses so far on Google form embedded in moodle. Will publish results to pupils in Google SS once finished editing in Excel. This sheet shows that our pupils use our library to do homework. They don’t borrow books to do this work. And we call it a library? Go

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24/365 Watching Michael Wesch A Portal to Media Literacy

Published on January 25, 2010 by in elearning

Watching this video. Gives some interesting ideas about the semantics of drawing information together for your classes. Careful netvibe pages. Also use of wikis is food for thought. Posted via email from daibarnes’s posterous

 
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21/365 Tweetie Pie clock my daughter made

Published on January 22, 2010 by in elearning

This work of genius is hanging in the school library. My daughter asked me to photograph it for her ePortfolio she is making in Google Sites. Posted via email from daibarnes’s posterous

 
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Teacher learns about ClassTools.net – words = games

Published on January 14, 2010 by in elearning

Sarah-Jane Sorohan, a Latin teacher in my school, stopped me in the staff room and asked how she might find a great site to go with the Oxford Latin course like the one she had found for the Cambridge course (KS3). I had a quick look at the site on her laptop and mentioned contentgenerator.net.

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