Darrell Hill was an illustrator and worked with the Department of Information in Vietnam in 1967-68. While he served he took thousands of 35mm pictures and slides of what he saw. After leaving Vietnam he had the slides in storage for several years but when he moved on decided to get rid of them.
Years later, [...]
Eight days since I last posted. I wish that I could say that I have been doing exciting, worthy things but sadly, no. it’s milestone and variation time here in ICT-PD-land and it’s all been about collating and compiling and putting it all together.
This morning’s Sunday Star Times had a spend-up-before -Christmas glossy about some [...]
A few years ago I was part of a really special group of people. We were special because we had sacred knowledge and it we were charged with the sacred duty to share the good news with everyone we met.
And share we did. Despite the naysayers and the knockers we kept on spreading our version [...]
Andy Carvin has blogged about Jimmy Wales’ (the founder of the Wikipdeia) latest project:
He also announced a new project called Wikiversity. It will serve as an online center for the creation and use of free learning materials and activities. It will create and host a range of free content materials, multilingual learning materials, for all [...]
Last night we zoomed up to Waioneke School to see their presentation about what they’ve done this term. The whole school was looking at the topic, “Is there anything out there?” and the kids had attacked their learning with gusto. There was artwork and spaceship models and a song from the little people. There were [...]
I wore my brand new thinkgeek.com t-shirt today. It said, “I’m blogging this.” And so I am.
The six schools in our ICT PD (Information and Communication Technology Professional Development) cluster got together tonight to show off some of the things that we’ve been doing, thinking and learning about this year.
The teachers in the schools [...]
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