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Posted on 14 December, 2024

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A bonkers map of the world produced from this prompt: can you create a map of the world marking the north pole with Santa's house

Chat GPT’s geography is a bit off.

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I am John Johnston A Primary Teacher in Scotland. I currently teach primary ~~4-5-~~6-7 in Banton Primary, the Banton Biggies. From 1993 until 17th October 2008 a class teacher at Sandaig Primary in Glasgow. In 20th October 2008 I joined North Lanarkshire Council as an Educational ICT Development Officer where I was until 2016. From January 2014 till December 2015 I was on secondment to the Scottish Government to work on Glow as Product Owner mostly on Glow Blogs. I am continuing the role on a part time basis.

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