ViperCard is an open source rewrite of 1987’s HyperCard.
Hmm HyperCard plus gifs, unbeatable technology 👍
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#pressedconf18 run by @nlafferty & @patlockley was inspiring, 12 hours of organised #WordPress in EDU tweets. Starting holidays head a buzz, best fun I’ve had on Twitter for a while. Much better use of twitter than news feed. Blog posts popping up archiving presentations too.
The first 10 mins of this Ep. 74 Douglas Rushkoff talks about the social media in schools. Links in my mind to @MrSMathsWizard’s tweet
Victoria Park pond in the evening light. 📷
Had a nice we walk this afternoon. Could see the last of the snow and the last of the snowdrops. A couple of peewits flapping around.
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Glaswegian Parakeets amongst the spring buds, A changing sky and dabchicks on the pond.
I am taking part in PressED A WordPress & Education, Pedagogy & Research Conference on Twitter. Runs all day on #pressEDconf18. I’ll be talking #glowblogs at 19:05 BST 29-03-18 in about 10 tweets. Need to do a bit of thinking about how this will work.
@MarkRiches announces the closure of Makewaves. Although I never used the service it inspired me. Wonderful idea and much better than silo for education.
For Micro Monday I’d recommend @robertbrook for his fascinating stream of photos. Robert Brook
“Always felt TeachMeet movement was about reimagining a world without keynotes and guest speakers. They’ve a place at the table but dominate professional learning dialogue to an unhealthy degree, I worry. Too often about platitudes and polemics than practice & messy imperfections”
@athole nails the feeling that TeachMeet started with. A move away from professional development being done to us to being done by us. It is clear teachers need help from experts, research and leaders from both inside and outside the classroom but TeachMeet was started to provide a different sort of space. It is worth trying to keep it that way.