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Denyse Whelan. Blogger. Educator. Consultant
Denyse Whelan. Blogger. Educator.Consultant.
Blogger:
Every day is a blog post. Some link to blogs as part of Digital
Parents Australia. More relate to Denyse Whelan’s experience & expertise as teacher of children aged between 5 and 12, a
Primary School Principal. N.S.W. Schools and English as a Second Language Teacher (adults & children).
Educator:
Edgalaxy - Where Technology and Education Meet
Hi I'm Kevin Thanks for taking the time to view my edtech website. I basically started this to filter the gold from the hype in education and technology and put it in simple language for all to understand.
GegeBrownAgain
The random musings of a university education student, living in North Queensland, interested in food and gardening, and struggling occassionally with her mental health.
Booked Inn: heroic adventures in teacher-librarianship
A Sydney based Australian primary (elementary) teacher-librarian, and former editor of the NSW Department of Education and Training
Learning How
Article websites teaching you practically anything. Learn how to do whatever floats your boat here at www.learninghow.com.au
Alyndabear.com
A little of this and a little of that. Caution: May contain whinging.
Heyjude: making fortunate discoveries in Web 2.0
This blog was created specifically to engage in reflection, learning and social networking in the world of learning and teaching - Web 2.0, Learning 2.0, Library 2.0.
Mobile Learning - New Tools for Education
Check out this blog for news and information on how the latest in information technology and communications devices - personal, mobile technologies - are reshaping education.
Ramblings of an Australian Teacher
Random thoughts of a Melbourne Maths and ICT teacher concerning education policy and teaching. The odd Maths puzzle makes an appearance too.
Digital Chalkie
Paul Reid: I'm a teacher in Western Australia integrating ICTs across the curriculum. The purpose of Digital Chalkie is to provide a hub for Australian educators using ICT to engage and facilitate the best educational outcomes for their students. The domain name uses the word
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