Tag Archives: SAMR
Storify your English classroom
This year, I’m teaching Year 10 English. In our team discussions early on, we decided to apply some SAMR thinking to modify a task that was normally completed as a paper folio, with pictures pasted in and students adding their … Continue reading
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Moving to a Networked School Community using ISTE Standards, Australian Curriculum and an Edublogs platform.
It’s been a busy year. Really busy. Not only have we opened a new library, and dealt with moving and fitting out new learning spaces, but we have been leading change in our school around information fluency understandings and enabling … Continue reading
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Learning with the New South Welshmen (and women) at the AIS ICT Technology Integration Conference
My mind has been buzzing after attending the AIS Technology Integration Conference 2010 last week. The conference had around 200 participants; a really nice number. There are opportunities for discussions and connections to be made when you aren’t overwhelmed by … Continue reading
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