Showing posts with label teachmeet08. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teachmeet08. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Xacti camera is it waterproof !!

See photo evidence from teachmeet one Sanyo Xacti in a pint glass of water. Thanks Tessa for the photo!


Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Teachmeet North East London

19th May venue North East London
What is it?

TeachMeet is a chance for us to share what has and is effective, exciting and innovative technology in our schools in an informal environment.

Those of us who have attended Teachmeets before have found them to be inspirational and a great form of CPD.



Basically turn up to lurk but you must be enthusiastic or ready to present either 7minutes or the breathtaking 2 minute Nano presentation . No guarantee you will get a chance to present but its all down to chance of a virtual slot machine. Its great go one if you teach in a school context I do Monday afternoons at my sons primary .

watch Nicholas Hughes video of Teachmmet 08 @ Bett of Derek Robertson of LTS talking about gaming in education video on Youtube .

Just be there!!!!!

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Asus Wikki in education found via good old facebook and teachmeet

Hi all

got to give a huge heads up to Tess Watson one of those talented people in Scotland looking at how to use technology to enhance learning in real situations. She has set up a wiki at how to use the RM ( or any other importer) minibook in education http://asusdiscussion.wetpaint.com/?t=anon

I met Tess at Teachmeet in London bash and she followed me up via facebook fancy for making the effort Tess . Tessa also has a blog worth watching at http://edubuzz.org/blogs/tessawatson

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Teachmeet08 the 5th edition 11th January



I dont need to say anything but if you want to see whats great and happening in innovative teaching be there !!!
http://edu.blogs.com/edublogs/2007/11/teachmeet08---m.html

the event is coming south from its long standing cult status at the Scottish Learning festival .

Thanks to Ewan for being one of driving forces behind teachmeet