Monthly Archives: July 2011
Telling it like it is, the Matt Damon way.
I’ve always liked Matt Damon. I don’t know him personally, obviously, him being a major Hollywood actor and all, but I’ve always liked what I saw as a no nonsense approach to stardom every time I saw him interviewed. Today, … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
I’ve just returned home from a trivia night at my son’s school, where my table performed pretty well. I love a good trivia night- it’s the information junkie within me who enjoys the challenge of a random question or two … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
I’ve returned from a really wonderful holiday in Port Douglas with my family. We had the opportunity to visit the Great Barrier Reef where we snorkeled amongst the coral and fascinating sea life. I didn’t encounter any creatures quite like … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
I’m in Port Douglas, having a much needed break with my family, so this will be a short and sweet School’s out Friday post. I’m sure you’ll be amazed to hear that I have been offline for much of the … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
George Couras sent our a tweet this week to this Google Chrome video. It’s the embodiment of what the Web allows; the crowdsourcing of material inspired by someone who has the ability to inspire and motivate people to create content. … Continue reading
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Creative Commons help from New Zealand
Our close neighbours from New Zealand have been busy producing some fine resources to help us all teach the fundamental understandings of how Creative Commons licenses work. This terrific little video was made by Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand, with … Continue reading
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HTML and CSS from the beginning – Week 3 & 4 reflection (and public failure!)
Have you ever declared something in a public place and then lived to regret you ever said it? I’m sure plenty of you have, so you’ll be able to empathise with me as I declare here and now that I … Continue reading
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How many networks can a regular person maintain?
I think I fall into the category of regular person. Married, two kids, full time job. So, as a regular person, just how many social networks can I maintain? In my case, not many. In fact, I’d say I can … Continue reading
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School’s out Friday
Improveverywhere’s latest mission took place on June 27th and was located in Bryant Park, New York City. It looks like a lovely day there. My experience of Bryant Park was in the dead of winter, just as they were disassembling … Continue reading
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