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Issue 7 - Term 2, May 2008 |
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Preventing theft and damage around your school is a tough job. INTERFACE investigates what schools need to know about insuring their ICT equipment. Interview: Excite the learning LEGO legend Chris Rogers talks to INTERFACE editor Greg Adams about developing ROBOLAB and building a new way of teaching. The New Zealand Curriculum Online Schools have until 2010 to implement the New Zealand Curriculum. Where can you for assistance? Jane Nicholls knows a place. Mastering macrons in te reo M?ori Keke or k?k?? Cake or armpit? The difference might be just a matter of macrons but it means so much more, as Sarah-Jane McCosh discovers. Using YouTube YouTube can be a phenomenal learning resource – if you know how to make the most of it. Suzie Vesper explains how to download and play video clips. Two-minute guide: Del.icio.us Using CCTV to see and learn Advances in CCTV technology are helping visually-impaired students, writes Mark Tweedale. Teaching tweets Twitter is becoming an increasingly useful and popular tool for teachers, explains Helen Baxter. Review: Eeek, it’s an Eee PC How small can a functional computer get? Anthony Hill explains how Queenstown Primary has got to grips with the ASUS Eee PC. From the back of the class: Don’t dump, recycle Nearly half of all schools dump old computers as landfill – surely we can do better than that, asks Greg Adams. Case studies Campbells Bay Primary – So much learning going on Morrinsville College – A touch choice Meadowbank Primary – Using blogs to boost literacy Kaikoura Primary – Added peace of mind Johnsonville Primary – The wheel of death Roslyn School – Appreciating Google Apps Lesson plans 14. A ‘Web Quest’ to identify good food safety practices 15. Tutorial for 3D modelling program Deep Exploration Ask the Teacher @ Raumati South School |
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