There is a lot of work to be done today. As the Ping music project is formerly concluded we need to get all your work uploaded on to the blog.
Check that all your work is on the blog, as some may have been lost or misplaced. Some of the pieces that should be posted are “Where [...]
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Tags:ping·reflections·report
Your last piece of work is a reflective blog post on your role in the digiteen project. Answer the following questions on your globalstudent blog post.
Your membership on the ning – hyperlink to your page and briefly describe your experiences using the ning – how sociable were people, did you meet many others, what countries
The [...]
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Tags:digiteen project·reflections·year 9/10 post
Our student summit is next week, on Wednesday and our practise on Monday.
Instructions
Finish your image “picturing the netgened project” and script. Insert this image into your globalstudent blogpost together with your script. Due Monday 3rd May
Complete the final report (30 marks) by Thursday 6th May. This is to be posted into your globalstudent blog. Questions follow.
Respond [...]
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Tags:netgened project·reflections
Day 1, term 1, 2009 with our students, we discovered that our internet was down. The extensive heatwave, had burned out our router (or was it the power blackouts) and it was a Telstra job. Their priority was the bushfires and connecting residents affected in those areas back onto telephones. Unfortunately, I only have my [...]
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Tags:Ajax McKerral·MSO·ping·reflections·Rohan de Korte·tips
This morning, I was awoken by my husband shaking me asking me what time I needed to get up on my first morning back in Australia. (I had already slept in by an hour.) The routine that had been developed over the last week has been broken.
5am Prayers from the local mosque would awaken me in [...]
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Tags:#FC09·#HPC09·flatclassroomconference·reflections
It is that time of year when report writing is at its most feverish, senior classes are into or finished exams and some of the best subject conferences are on. There was a report writing day on Friday, with no students at school.
So, this week was a busy one for me, as part of my [...]
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Tags:Carol Daunt Skyring·reflections·students as experts
It is now time, after approximately 10 months since commencing your blog, to reflect. Answer the questions below, if you have not already done so.
Tell me:-
The number of posts/pages/comments you have written.
Which is your personal favourite post and why?
Which post has the most number of comments? Why do you think this is so?
Which is your [...]
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Tags:blogging·reflections·student blogs
Week ended Nov 2nd
A frustrating week as our blogs were down for most of the time. Not a lot was achieved, especially as I was missing for Thursday and Friday in Geelong and Melbourne for meetings.
With the students…
Collaborating with collaborationnation again. How wonderful! Last semester, we had such a great collaborative experience with this group, [...]
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Tags:collaborationnation·reflections·woices
Week ended 24th October
Friday this week, was a holiday for Warrnambool Show Day. In Australia, we celebrated agriculture with local shows, where cattle, sheep, poultry, flowers etc are judged. There are many other events including horse riding, wood cutting, shearing competitions etc. The carnival is there, including a ferris wheel, other rides, fun stalls and of [...]
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Tags:flatclassroomproject08·reflections·vendee globe
Week in review ended Oct 18th
Yard duty – Normally yard duty is a chore that I most dislike in my teaching duties and I have scored an extra duty over the next fortnight. However, I look forward to this one. As part of our responsibility of involvement in the flatclassroom project, all teachers are assigned [...]
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Tags:elluminate·flatclassroomproject·global projects·Julie Lindsay·reflections·skype·Tom Barrett·vendee globe·Vicki Davis·voicethread