Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Simon McKenzie

Simon McKenzie

Simon McKenzie, Australia, Secondary, Adult, History/Learning Technologies

Aged 53 and a 30 year veteran of the classroom. Teacher of Ancient History and English. Now a devotee of iPad and Web 2.0 in the classroom. Newly appointed as Learning Technologies Coordinator at Aquinas College, Gold Coast, Australia. Now operating three blogs.

Kenz's History Blog - currently offline
"Kenz's History Blog" is a site regularly used by my students past and present.

Also on Twitter: Simon McKenzie
YouTube channel to come!


Theme: classroom blogs, 21st century learning, connected learning, digital literacy, education technology, high school, professional development, social media, technology enhanced learning, twitter, web 2.0, youtube

Saturday, August 9, 2008

Martín Núñez

Martín Núñez

Martín Núñez, España, Secundaria

Profesor de Física y Química y Coordinador TIC.

La Fragua del TIC - currently offline
Nuevos tiempos, nuevos métodos, o del uso de las TIC en el aula.

Theme: blogs, buscadores, ciencias, cms, cnice, conversor curiosidades, debate, educación, educarex, favoritos, fisica, fotografía, fotografias, fotos, geografía, internet, joomla, juegos, lengua, linux, lourdes, domenech, matemáticas, musica, navegadores, no comments, opinión portales, premios, presentaciones, quimica recursos, recursos, software, redes sociales, reflexiones, rss, software libre, tesoros, tic, video, videos, visitas, Web 2.0, wikis, youtube

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Jenny Luca

Jenny Luca

Jenny Luca, Melbourne, Australia, Secondary, All Subjects

I’m Head of Information Services at Toorak College in Mt. Eliza, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. I’ve been teaching for 20 yrs in both public and private schools and have worked as a Teacher-Librarian and in classrooms as an English and Humanities teacher.

I currently manage our school library and teach a Yr 7 English class. I have a strong interest in Web 2.0 and where it may be taking both the teaching and library profession.

Lucacept – intercepting the Web
Here I hope to track my professional learning and help others with theirs through my posts. I’m hoping to filter what I’m reading out to others who read my blog. It deals with all manner of Web 2.0 apps and issues and is applicable to a wide range of teachers, not just English teachers and Librarians.

Theme: web 2.0, education, secondary, libraries, youtube

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Noel Cunningham

Noel Cunningham

Noel Cunningham, Ireland, Secondary, Science

Science and Physics teacher in Dublin, Ireland for about ten years, not very techie but getting there (slowly).

Think for Yourself
Mix of various musings and links mainly related to Education in general and more specifically Science and Physics Education.

Theme: science, physics, education, science education, communication, youtube