links for 2011-06-13
by
Christopher Bounds
·
14 June 2011
I wonder how many of us actually blog. Perhaps the real question is, why don't we?
You always think you know what's next, but this site has something new to me. But what a great idea. Nothing against the publishers, but they are failing their authors by not making the jump to the digital age. And don't get me started on textbooks…
This teacher is arguing good sense: the last place the nanny state would be effective is on-line. We need to develop a digital culture and educate kids about it.
This would be a great site for any age group, but particularly useful for Year 10 students about to sit that useless Computing Skills Test. Why they can't rename it (Digital Literacy) and repackage it for Year 8 students is beyond me.
This guy seems to be switched on to some good stuff. ALl of these are worth a read.
I think I have used all of these, but some of them are recent discoveries. I particularly like Evernote at the moment, although I am still trying to figure out the how and why of Twitter integration.
As we dip our toes in the iPad pond, this may become essential reading!
How twitter can contribute to making learning more engaging? Sounds like a winner to me!
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