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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 8 months, 4 weeks agoI’ve fallen in love with Posterous functionality – - mobile-aware Web 2.0 – - The Pottyposts http://bit.ly/pNhzdA
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Web 2.0: 10 months, 1 week agoHas anyone had a Google+ invite?
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 11 months, 2 weeks agoIs anyone else making reasonably extensive use of Google Apps for Education? http://bit.ly/jyVduD
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 11 months, 2 weeks agoSecondary colleagues may not have picked up the buzz about the successes blogging has had at Heathfield Primary.
Independent article : http://ind.pn/kh2Sgi.
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 11 months, 2 weeks agoLev Manovitch’s entry for the Manifesto is really good: http://www.manifestoformediaeducation.co.uk/2011/05/lev-manovich/#comment-274
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 11 months, 2 weeks agoCheck out Ofcom’s latest research on “media literacy” – it’s not what I’d call media literacy but it’s still useful research on who’s doing what with which technologies. Notable findings are that for the 12-15 age group mobile phones have finally overtaken TV as the technology they’d miss most if it were taken away. TV is STILL the…[Read more]
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I’m certainly more interested in what people find useful and beneficial than in discussing (hysterically or otherwise) the pros and cons of social networking – perhaps I should have called the group MEd in the Cloud instead!
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Web 2.0: 11 months, 2 weeks agoI use Web 2.0 sites fairly extensively, bump into the furniture a reasonable amount and wonder “Does anyone else have this problem” quite often. How much do media teachers use what’s out there? How do they find time to fit it in? I was so surprised at the reactions of a group of ICT teachers to these sorts of questions I blogged about it a…[Read more]
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His argument is idealistic. Software is a tool. Of course the tool’s design dictates how we use it and we should be aware that this channels meaning in particular ways. But if I want to dig my vegetables I don’t want to have to forge a spade first. Apart from anything else I might well be a better digger than a blacksmith. While I’m using my…[Read more]