I have been meaning to write this post for a while- it is intended for those of you who would like to know a bit more about the benefits of using Facebook and Twitter.
For a few years now I have been using the social networking site Facebook; and I love it. It is my main [...]
Louise Jones is a friend and colleague of mine. She is the Health & Wellbeing Subject Supporter for The Highland Council, Education Culture and Sport Service and NHS Highland, Department of Public Health.
I first met Louise at Teachmeet 2007 in Glasgow after the Scottish Learning Festival. Lousie has recently started her own Weblog where she [...]
If you are a reader of our EduBuzz sites, and you use an aggregator, please can you pop over to David Gilmour’s site.
Netvibes is my preferred choice, but I would welcome your thoughts on alternative aggregators.
As I mentioned I attended a number of Seminars at the BETT show. Here is my summary of the best ones (I apologise if they are not entirely accurate, but I am reading my scribbled shorthand)
Day 1.
Derek Robertson was there spreading the word about the hand held learning trials that he is currently leading throughout [...]
Nick Hood is a teacher of Physics at Kirkcaldy High School in Fife. I originally met Nick back in 1992 when I was a keen member of Forth Valley Branch of the Pony Club. Since those days, both of us have ventured into the teaching profession. Over the last year Nick has been designing and [...]
The blogging bug has spread with three of my colleagues starting within one week!
Jan Peaston is a new member of staff in Biology, pictured right (sorry Jan, it is the only picture I have!). Luke Francis, a new member of staff in RME and my fellow GLOW Mentor buddy Dave Rawson.
Feel free to give their [...]
