Having failed to find time to post about various interesting things at SLF this year, this is more of a link list.\n<\/p>\n
\n\tAs usual I enjoyed and got a great deal from talking to colleagues and friends from all over Scotland. There was certainly a feel of the Festival having been cut back in space and attendance. The keynotes not using the Armadillo I watched the Minister’s opening on a screen in the main hall. Not being one who can parse political stuff the only comment I have is he left a lot open to discussion.<\/p>\n
A couple of seminars I went to:<\/p>\n
\t\tShipbuilding Glow Pilot Project<\/strong> \u2013 Testing the Waters Maeve Dixon () Learning Development Officer, Clydebank Museum) a lovely big school project involving:<\/p>\n \t\tGames Design Transition Project<\/strong> Charlie Love, Principal Teacher, Cults Academy<\/p>\n David Muir gives good coverage of several seminars: EdCompBlog: Scottish Learning Festival<\/a>\n\t\t<\/p>\n I didn’t get much from the reduced trade show this year most interesting stalls for me were where I had a good chat about IOs and language learning with Mark Pentleton a source of info way beyond his business offering Radio Lingua<\/a><\/p>\n I also enjoyed talking to Gerry Queen, Ruth Washbrook and David S. C. Griffith about Moving Image Education I recodes a couple of quick boos: Scotland on Screen<\/a> and MIE<\/a> for EDUtalk<\/a>. David went on to provide me with a great deal of food for though that I’ll be following up at: Scotland on Screen<\/a>, Languages on Screen – Home Page<\/a> and Screening Shorts<\/a>.<\/p>\n Probably the smoothest organisation of any teachmeet I’ve been to. I posted a quick boo the next day: TeachMeet SLF11<\/a>.<\/p>\n \t\t\n
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\n\t\tKincorth Transition Project from SLF11\u00a0|\u00a0Charlie Love.org<\/a><\/li>\nTMSLF<\/h3>\n