Perma linkUsing the Social Web to enhance teaching and learning Using the Social Web to enhance teaching and learning is a course listed on CPDFind. It is being run on Saturday 1o May by David Noble who is a member of the OpenSourceCPD 'collective'. David is best known for producing Booruch my favourite educational podcast. …
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John @ Sandaig Primary - mostly what we are doing with ict in class and some links
Blog by primary school teacher in Glasgow, Scotland about using ict in the classroom.
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Using the Social Web to enhance teaching and learning
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Wikis
http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/pivot/pivot/entry.php?id=1856&w=john_johnstonPerma linkWikis A while back I installed pmwiki on the Sandaig Primary Site. I've now finished one project and am in the middle of another, so it is probably time for a few thoughts. The Primary 6 Project was a fairly short temp project for 12 children, and just used to display the results of some Garageband and art work. …
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OpenSourceCPD : RSS
http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/pivot/pivot/entry.php?id=1853&w=john_johnstonPerma linkOpenSourceCPD : RSS I have just finished the first draft of a cpd course for OpenSourceCPD on RSS. Given an hour the amount of information that can be covered is limited. I cheated by including a good few videos as optional extras. I've been enjoying editing the OpenSourceCPD site as the task is suited to my rather short term concentration. …
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I'm going... are you?
http://edcompblog.blogspot.com/2008/05/im-going-are-you.htmlwith them and lots of people turned up on the night and paid at the door. I was reminded of this event when I discovered the Upcoming website. I think I'm a bit late in discovering this site (I noticed the ubiquitous Mr McIntosh and the inevitable Mr Johnston were already there) but I like the idea. I discovered it thanks to the photo I used in my
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http://tmblr.johnjohnston.name/post/31971303This is the tumblelog of John Johnston, a teacher at Sandaig Primary in Glasgow. My main blog is John @ Sandaig
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http://tmblr.johnjohnston.name/post/31861824This is the tumblelog of John Johnston, a teacher at Sandaig Primary in Glasgow. My main blog is John @ Sandaig
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Copyright Issues
http://mvass.edublogs.org/2008/04/07/copyright-issues/John (I’m not sure why some people’s delicious entries end up in my ‘google reader’ - but I’m glad they do!). It’s a pity I won’t be able to show it in school because youtube is blocked. I’
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Caroline Gibson’s Weblog
http://carolinegibson.wordpress.comBlogroll Andrea Reid Andrew Brown Angela Bromley Castlefield website Don Ledingham Ewan McIntosh Jaye Richards John Johnston Laurie O’Donnell my class my running blog Ollie Bray Primary 2 Victoria Rodger
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Mundesley Junior School : Web2.0Tools&TheLike
http://www.oddsnends.mundesleyjuniorschool.comEDUBlogs AlUpton&theminiLegends Booruch CogDogBlog Creative ICT Doug Dickinson EdTechRoundUp EwanMcIntosh ICT Inspirations ICTInMyClassroom Ictopus John Connell John@SaindaigPrimary Primary Resources Blog Redbribge ICT Subject Leaders Redbridge Primary ICT ScotEDUBlogs TeachersLoveSmartboards TED TheEduBlogger TheWhiteboardBlog TimRyland-Myst
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Hotmilkydrink
http://hotmilkydrink.typepad.comGordon McKinlay Andrew Brown Nova Stevenson Geeky Teach Laurie O'Donnell John Connell David Muir John Johnson Neil Winton
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tessawatson.com
http://exc-el.org.uk/blogs/tessawatsonEL Glow Mentors Elizabeth Cowan Ewan McIntosh Fearghal Kelly Gordon McKinlay Graham Davidson GuineaPigMum Ian Stewart Ian Usher Ian Usher Jan Peaston Jennie Findlay Jim Buchan Jim Henderson Joe Dale John Connell John Johnston John Low John Naples-Campbell Karen Robertson Kate Bulloch Laurie O'Donell Liz O'Neill Louise Jones Luke Francis Lynne Lewis Martin Brown Neil Winton Nick Hood Ollie Bray Robert Jones Robin Strain Sharon McPhee
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Adventures in Teaching and Learning
http://skambalu.edublogs.orghttp://ppslibrary.wordpress.com/ http://politicsclub.wordpress.com/ http://stmarysbb.edublogs.org/ http://radiohigh-djs.blogspot.com/ http://alupton.edublogs.org/ http://www.swanwicklinks.blogspot.com/ http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/pivot/johnjohnston.php Finally … wikis … are you a blogger? Have you added yourself and your blog to the English Edublogger Wiki? Or the Scottish Edublogger wiki? And there’s even a wikipedia page for edubloggers, so if you are interested in blogs from elsewhere in
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ScotEduBlogs has a new home
http://www.jonesieboy.co.uk/blog/2008/03/09/scotedublogs-has...I make no apologies for the self-congratulatory tone of this post - the ScotEduBlogs service has a new home, thanks to some funding from Learning and Teaching Scotland and the Scottish Qualifications Authority, and I’m chuffed to bits. John did all the leg-work that lead to this funding, so big thanks to him. Externally, nothing looks different, apart from the appearance of LTS and SQA logos on the front page, but the site is now running on its own dedicated server. This provides us
