World War Two Combat studies guides.
July 2, 2009 by Richard van Dijk
Filed under history, learning
Recently @Moodlegirl sent me through a powerpoint of the War in Europe. This animated powerpoint show allowed us as a class to go through what happened very quickly as a recap at the end of the topic. I figured this must come from somewhere and there it is on the Combat Studies Institute pages, along [...]
When the Flu strikes E-Learning comes into its own.
June 26, 2009 by Richard van Dijk
Filed under learning, moodle
As the whole family has now had the flu it has been a decidedly average week. It has however been a good chance to use Moodle to set my class their work and still give feedback without being there. Our Year 11 History site has been used extensively while I have been away, coupled with [...]
eChalk: Teaching resources for interactive whiteboards and data projectors
March 22, 2009 by Richard van Dijk
Filed under games, iwb, websites
While the KKC and MMC Maths and Science classes have been indulging in echalk resources for some time now, they have recently released resources on History. With particular interest to me were the tudor and stuart resources for yr 13 History and as we already have a license I can get straight into it. So [...]
Australia Streaking Ahead?
June 24, 2008 by Richard van Dijk
Filed under Future, school 2.0
On reading that NSW is going to abandon Microsoft Office in favor of Open Office I was impressed. The path of least resistance was to simply keep on with Office but no, in typical Aussie fashion they are going to thumb their noses and go with change. What does this mean for us? I guess [...]
Learning to change
May 11, 2008 by Richard van Dijk
Filed under Prof Dev, video
I always love finding new videos that just say how I feel so thanks to Rich White I found this one.
