Tag Archives: Alec Couras
School’s out Friday
I love this University Professor’s Halloween joke with his class, and I agree with the comment appearing under this video on YouTube, “…if every teacher was like you there will be better students. Continue like that, maybe that will inspire … Continue reading
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Edublog Awards 2010 – my nominations
Nominations for the Edublog awards close tomorrow, so I thought I better get my act into gear and nominate some of the wonderful people out there who make learning happen for me. Not only for me, but for countless others … Continue reading
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The Wilhelm Scream – movies will never be the same!
Alec Couras has written a really useful post ’80+ videos for Tech. and Media Literacy’. And it is really useful so you MUST follow the link. He has pulled together an amazing array of links to videos and has … Continue reading
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YouTube now big screen
A tweet from Alec Couras sent me to Open Culture and a post by Dan Coleman alerting us all to the fact that you can now watch some full length documentaries and feature films on YouTube. *update - Some films are … Continue reading
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Kickyoutube – Easy download solution for YouTube
One of the best ways to start converting colleagues to the wonders of the Web is to introduce them to the vast array of content on YouTube that is suitable for education purposes. If you work in a school with … Continue reading
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Periodic table of videos -now Science teachers have got to love this one!
Alec Couras found this site. He writes a wonderful blog that you should be checking out. His was one of the first blogs I subscribed to and I always find something worthwhile when I visit. This is no exception. It’s from the University … Continue reading
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Think before you post because the world definitely is flat!!
I’ve just read Alec Couras’ new post where he talks about the Australian kid who threw a huge party while his parents were out. The boy involved posted information about the party on his Myspace page and havoc ensued when 500 young people turned … Continue reading
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