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Issue 65 - Interactive

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The buck stops … where?

A recent survey conducted by email specialists Mirapoint on the state of ICT awareness in education found that over 80 per cent of the teachers they surveyed would like internet safety to become part of the National Curriculum. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jun 2006
  • 24mins
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Mapping With ICT

Visual thinking and learning tools such as mind mapping and concept mapping are making an impact in today’s classrooms. Mark Oronzio explains what the concept is, how it is helping students and how ICT is taking it to new levels. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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Communication By Design

Mike Phillips is creative director of Paperhorse, a children’s communication business based in Bath, who have been working with aid agency Send a Cow to design the charity’s website. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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Technology In The Wild

For a group of Year 9 students last year, a unique science camp in the Lake District allowed the natural world to meet high technology head–on to provide an action–packed learning experience. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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A Tale Of Tablets

This issue’s Buyer’s Guide looks at graphics tablets, explains what they are and what they can be used for, and weighs up just a few of the many models currently on the market. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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The Future Is On Its Way

Keith Phipps MBE, a member of the Birmingham Building Schools for the Future steering committee, tells us what to expect from the investment being made to update our schools. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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Reviews

The latest in educational software reviewed. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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The Pros And Cons Of Training Online

Samm Kweku Richardson looks at the benefits and drawbacks that schools may encounter when considering using web–based courses to meet staff training needs. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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The Sheer Hell Of ST.Terrapin’s

End Routine speculates on how different a classic series of film comedies about a notorious girls’ school might be if updated to fit in with the Communication Age… Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins
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Making The Right Choice

Jamie Bayliss advises readers on what to look for when choosing an online service. Folder: Interactive Issue 65

  • 1 Jan 2005
  • 24mins