Month: March 2010

Digital Na(t)ives? Variation in Internet Skills and Uses among Members of the “Net Generation”

Good "big picture" piece on the whole idea of e-portfolios.

Low-cost, simple, colourful device for recording 10 or 30 secs of sound, useful for displays

Talking Tins, (also previously known as TalkPods) are proving to help children of all ages to develop their speaking and listening skills. Talking Tins allow you to record and playback your own voice messages, music or sound effects.

A case study report for the OECD activity – Improving school leadership (Dec 07)

If Toyota has indeed tested its software as thoroughly as it says without finding any bugs, my response is simple: Keep trying.

Sumdog – visualises your progress in each topic. Total of 100 fine-grain topics, eg 9 times tables. Free to use at home and school.

iSchool Initiative launches its new Mobile Learning Community

Blog of buidl process, via @islayian

MATHguide offers educators and students the free use of a bulletin board system, called the HELP Center. Clicking on the graphic to the left will enable students to post questions, teachers to share lessons, and participants to post responses.

Social media – why ICT management should lead their organisations to embrace it