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Issue 12 - Term 4, November 2008 |
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Developing a strategy to teach digital technology
Tracy Bowker talks to INTERFACE about the Digital Technologies Guidelines (DTG) and delivering coherent teaching and learning programmes. Some things you must try this summer Looking to extend your use of Web 2.0 tools? Here are a few suggestions to try... and by next term you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them! Interview: Ignore copyright and you’ll end up in court Are you using copyright material? NZFACT’s Tony Eaton talks to us about the perils of piracy and how teachers can help. Would you look good with a mini? They might be small but they’re looming large in the thinking of many schools. Are they for you? INTERFACE investigates the rise of the ‘mini’ laptop. Review: ULearn 08 Two-minute guide: Skype 10 simple steps to your first blog In the first of a three part series on blogging, Allanah King explains how to begin. Getting Started Everything you ever wanted to know about YouTube Safer archiving for your digital photos Struggling to keep those endless picture files under control? The good news is there are several options available for storing digital images – but there are some issues to consider, too. Meet the HP TouchSmart PC Is touching the next big thing? Will touch screen technology really mean the end of the mouse? We asked Belinda Johnston to check out the new HP TouchSmart PC. From the back of the class: Enjoying a spirit of friendship After 10 years with the Ministry’s e-learning team, Murray Brown is leaving for pastures new. From clusters to TKI, he’s done more than most to help shape ICT in our schools, writes Greg Adams. Case studies Meadowbank School: Blogging turns student’s home into a classroom Flight simulation – 3D modelling Lesson plans 27. Creating an animated aquarium 28. Joining the social networking revolution Ask the Teacher @ Kaeo Primary School |
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