Back in March the Guardian held a live Q&A chat with a panel of experts, which I mentioned on teflgeek, and they've just posted in to say that they're running another Q&A session later today (Tuesday July 12th 2011) on... Continue Reading →
Free Technology for Teachers: 77 Web Resources for Teachers to Try This Summer. There's really not much to say about this, except to refer you to Richard Byrne's original post (see link at top). Most of the resources are categorised... Continue Reading →
I'm not sure how this happened - I think I was trying to download something, but anyway I ended up with a Scribd account that I promptly forgot about. Until I started trying to download something else. At which point... Continue Reading →
Oh I so have no idea what I'm letting myself in for.... Yep - a number of people have suggested that teflgeek should twitterise itself and I've been meaning to do it for a while.... OK - if I'm honest... Continue Reading →
Pupils are not your Facebook friends, net privacy expert warns teachers | Education | guardian.co.uk
Pupils are not your Facebook friends, net privacy expert warns teachers | Education | guardian.co.uk. An interesting article from the Guardian on the perils of "friending" your students.... I have no comment on this particularly - just thought it was... Continue Reading →
Many people will be familiar with the TED talks blog - a range of inspiring, fascinating and thoughtful talks on a range of topics from how to shoot mosquitoes out of the sky to examining the creative process from a Greco-Roman point... Continue Reading →
