Archive for May, 2010
iPod Touch Apps for Apple Workshop
Here are a list of apps I’m exploring in my workshop for Apple on Leveraging Learning with the iPod Touch. Doodle Kids Free Neat little app created by a 9 year old Singaporean boy. We’ve used it for fine motor skills, creativity etc. You can take screen shots of your creations and email them later. [...]
DropBox – Free & Fabulous
I’m sure you will already know about DropBox, but in case you have been a) hiding under a rock b) without internet access c) a parent of very small children or some other tragic circumstance has prevented you from discovering its brilliance, here are the details just in case: DropBox is a wonderful service which [...]
My Failure Bow
During the Asia ADE Institute 2010, Improv expert Rebecca Stockley introduced the “Failure Bow” as a way of recognising failures as learning opportunities. Basically, if you stuffed up, you held your hands up and everyone applauded your failures (rather than only celebrating your successes). I love the idea of this, but putting it into practice [...]
5 reasons to get back into Google Wave – with your students
If you’re anything like me, you will recall the hype surrounding Google Wave, and you will remember with excitement, the day your invite finally arrived. I felt a bit like the cat that got the cream when I got mine, however my Wave potential was limited by the number of geeks people I could interact [...]
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