ICT in the Humanities and Geography Classroom
Each week a new image is added to the homepage of geographyalltheway.com. If you can name the country from the image enter the competition!
The competition is open to everybody – the winner being chosen from all the correct answers received. The winner receives a unique certificate via email.
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Each week a new image is added to the homepage of geographyalltheway.com. If you can name the country from the image enter the competition!
The competition is open to everybody – the winner being chosen from all the correct answers received. The winner receives a unique certificate via email.
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I was pointed towards Diigo by a colleague who works for the IB – due to my love of the social bookmarking service Delicious.
Diigo is a bit like Delicious on steroids – mainly due to the social and group nature of Diigo being stronger than that in Delicious. You can also annotate webpages. One of the things I really like about it is the ability to set up groups but to then control the tags used when submitting items to the group. Therefore the group ‘owner’ can set tags that may link to syllabus points etc – this means that everything in the group is tagged the same way and therefore more organised and easier to search.
It would be great to have more geographers using Diigo – have a look at the video and sign up!
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Each week a new image is added to the homepage of geographyalltheway.com. If you can name the country from the image enter the competition!
The competition is open to everybody – the winner being chosen from all the correct answers received. The winner receives a unique certificate via email.
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I recently found the UNHCR YouTube Channel – there are some really useful video clips for lesson resources, starters and plenaries.
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After returning from watching the very good Quantum of Solace at the Penistone Paramount:
the following YouTube clip was in my Google Reader by means of the excellent osocio blog:
I believe it would make a great lesson starter!
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A bit of a cheesy picture – but is it always nice to see your picture online! This spotlight has recently been added to the newly redeveloped Geography Teaching Today website.
If anybody is interested in applying to be a Chartered Geographer check out the Geography Teaching Today website or ask a question in the comment section of this post.
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