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Hometown:: Geelong, Victoria. Oz.

School / Work Affiliation: Teacher

About Me:: Currently teaching VELS level 4 (5th and 6th grade) and looking for new project ideas and to network with like minded teachers.

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I think I have corrected all of my problems now. It seems that the major problem was IE. Now that I have tried using Firefox everything seems fine. Let's hope that this trend continues and I may blog until my heart is complete.

Posted on May 12th, 2008 at 6:17pm — 2 Comments

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At 6:41pm on October 9th, 2008, Anne Mirtschin said…: Hi Chris, the easiest way I find to share ppt files, if I had created them, is to save them back to 2003-7 format (making sure that the file is not too big and therefore any images resized), and then upload them to www.slideshare.net Once uploaded you can grab the code, goto the html tab of your post and paste the code in there. You can also actually have a go at uploading them directly through one of the multimedie upload buttons (near the upload images button). However, that hasnt worked so well for me. See this post for an example
To share documents, I find it easiest to convert the docs to google docs (word or sheet). So you will need a gmail account and key it straight into the doc and publish it. It gives you a web url which you can paste into the post and students just click on that link to access it. Hope this all makes sense.

At 3:27pm on June 27th, 2008, Katherine Burdick said…: Try voicethread.com It is a great classroom tool.

At 5:39pm on June 24th, 2008, Sharon Harper said…: It's a Learning Management system (I guess mostly used by secondary) - skype chat me if you like - shazzandrob

At 5:32pm on June 24th, 2008, Sharon Harper said…: Wow, you are doing great stuff! A group of us are just setting up an open moodle to make available outside our schools, maybe for other teachers, homeschoolers etc. Quite cool fun.

At 6:59pm on May 18th, 2008, Anne Mirtschin said…: what!!!! How crazy is that? We are blocked out of our class blog for grade 4 and 5 would you believe so I have to get the techies to unblock that!! Grrr!! Another good online tool is http://bubbl.us.com for mindmapping and brainstorming. Simple to use

At 4:45pm on May 18th, 2008, Anne Mirtschin said…: Hi Chris This is so good to see you here. Did the problem with your blogging and adding friends fix itself as I know that Scott was having problems too. If it persists leave a comment on Steve Hargadon's page. However, if you have started blogging you are well on your way to using web2.0 Take little steps all the time as it can get really overwhelming. Did you also start delicious as that is also a great start?

At 4:39am on May 14th, 2008, gret said…: Hi Chris
Thanks for telling us all about this.
I think that I will need some coaching with Blog making
but here goes!

At 5:55pm on May 13th, 2008, Chris Hebbard said…: Thankyou. Yeah, I am just going to play for a while and suss it all out. I am really excited about it at the moment and am spending every spare minute online searching for resources! I know we have to be prepared for Ultranet so I am trying to help others around the school come to grips with Web 2.0 stuff.

At 5:18pm on May 13th, 2008, Helen Otway said…: Hi Chris,
Try Global Teacher or Edublogs for blogging. I would suggest trying out blogging yourself before you start with kids just so you can get the feel of things. There is a link to Global Teacher on the DEECD website.
You can also contact me on helenotway@gmail.com

At 3:43am on May 13th, 2008, Helen Otway said…: Hi Chris, I can see you have been playing with some cool apps. Fun isn't it!
Helen

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