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I recently emailed Steve Hargadon this message - but feel free to take full advantage of it.Brave passionate Primary/K-12 school teachers (like there is another sort) - this could be an avenue for you to make your mark.
'I hope your are well. I ...
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Amazing Opportunity with Moodle and OLPC
I recently emailed Steve Hargadon this message - but feel free to take full advantage of it.Brave passionate Primary/K-12 school teachers (like there is another sort) - this could be an avenue for you to make your mark.
'I hope your are well. I would like to bring to your attention a truly wonderful education concept – but like all seeds, needs water and care.
Moodle are working with OLPC. They are seeking primary schools to develop independent VLEs installs for schools in very very remote ar… Continue
'I hope your are well. I would like to bring to your attention a truly wonderful education concept – but like all seeds, needs water and care.
Moodle are working with OLPC. They are seeking primary schools to develop independent VLEs installs for schools in very very remote ar… Continue
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I hope that I can contact you for help with future projects.
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Sorry it's taken months to respond - I think I'm a bit of a laggard with 2.0 tech and not always sure what to suggest when people come up with suggestions. Thanks for getting in touch and once again, sorry for late response - would love to meet up/skype w.h.y.
Can you tell me who I need to e-mail to get a free wiki space without ads? (If there are any left!)
Steve Hargadon referred me to your page here. I am working with a few Physical Education teachers and would like to connect with you at some point to discuss how these changes we are seeing in other areas of the curriculum are being addressed in the Phys. Ed/Health classrooms.
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