“Today’s challenge for pupils @codeclubscot @SkeneSquare Primary School is to make a BBC micro:bit ‘Handwash Timer’ that plays “Happy Birthday”, twice. #cantheydoit #CoronvirusPrevention”
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“The open access train keeps on rollin’… https://t.co/Q7pdAtPIn1”
The open access train keeps on rollin'… https://t.co/Q7pdAtPIn1
— Theo Kuechel (@TheoKL) February 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/DrAWebster/status/1230123232235282433?s=20
Learning spaces need to create environments where self-direction thrives, not rely on a myth of self direction to avoid designing community.
I’ve been a fan of Display Posts since the days of straight Non-Programistan. Despite the fact that I can write my own stuff from scratch, Display Posts still comes in handy all the time. The following are just two little tricks used in a recent course site. I’m just skimming the surface of the …
Another fan of display-posts-shortcode. My favourite plugin on Glow Blogs.
“I changed the way I teach new vocabulary.
Fewer words, slower process, more effortful, but better understanding and use. #engchat #pypchat”
I changed the way I teach new vocabulary.
Fewer words, slower process, more effortful, but better understanding and use. #engchat #pypchat pic.twitter.com/JaXCExU1pY— Cristina Milos (@surreallyno) January 3, 2020
Now you know why I’m moving away from Twitter, you probably have a vague idea of what I’m looking for in a social network. Mastodon is unique for a few reasons: it is federated, ethical, and inclusive.
joe jenettMaking Canvas Cards Looks fascinating
“It’s getting harder to simply look at web pages, when they are encrusted with multiple layers of this stuff:”
Yup
“Since Iain Duncan Smith is getting a knighthood, here’s an open letter I wrote for him back in 2015
https://t.co/4EJHqZtn5F”
Powerful liked article:
James McEnaney: An open letter to Iain Duncan Smith – meet Michael, my brother | CommonSpace