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Friday
Jun012007

2006-2007 columns online

To the joy of insomniacs around the English speaking world, my school year 2006-07 columns are now online.

These include my LMC Head for the Edge columns:

  • The Importance of Bricks, August/September 2006.
  • The Decline of Reading, October  2006.
  • The Power of Parents, November  2006
  • Evaluating Collectively-Created Information, January  2007.
  •  A Trick Question, January  2007.
  • Nickel and Dimed, March  2007
  • What Gets Tested Gets Taught, April/May  2007

and my Leading and Learning Media Matters columns:

  • Wikipedia - Ban It or Boost It?, October 2006
  • Demonstrating Our Impact - Putting Numbers in Context Part 1, Dec/Jan 2006/07
  • Demonstrating Our Impact - Putting Numbers in Context Part 2,  March 2007
  • Your Google Guide, May, 2007 the unexpurgated version - whoo, whoo!

and my Education World TechProof columns which are published online anyhow.

  • Is Educational Climate Change Ahead?
  • It's Delightful; It's del.icio.us
  • Reading the Future
  • Free is Good
  • Technology and Design
  • The 4th “R”
  • Disappointed Again
  • One Big Room
  • My New (School) Year's Resolutions

I was also fortunate enough to have a few feature articles published, including:

monkeykey.jpgYes, dear readers, if you would like to use any of this material with your students or staff, please feel free. I retain copyright of my writing, selling rights to first publication only (as I would advise all writers to do).

I roughly estimate that is about 24,800 words total (not counting the blogging). Sleep well, all. 

 

 

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