ICT in the Humanities and Geography Classroom
Resources: Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009 [http://bit.ly/hxU7A] – which of them do you use already? Which do you fancy trying?
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Update: Tectonic hazard management – Drills and Kits [http://bit.ly/2Wp1tM] includes plenty of cheesy videos!
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This week’s post is ‘What am I teaching this week?’ rather than ‘What am I teaching next week?’ as I have been a little later writing the post – the wonder of DP report deadlines 
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I am in the middle of a major update to geographyalltheway.com so some links you have may be broken. The best advice I can offer is to head for the homepage and work through the menu system until you find what you are after – alternatively contact me if get stuck.
Year 8 continue to look at tectonic hazard management focusing this week upon ‘Drills and Kits‘. I’m predicting some time spent under tables!
Year 9 will finish watching the film ‘Marie-Antoinette’ and writing a Movie Review about it, focusing upon an element of film-making and it’s historical creditability.
Year 10 will turn the images they took while ‘playing’ with play-doh into animations with an audio commentary – see the image above. They will also be having job interviews for the position of a tour guide with ‘Seaside Tours‘.
Year 12 will continue with an overview of hurricanes as a natural hazard. Homework will be a case study of a recent hurricane in a LEDC – probably using Cyclone Nargis. Hurricane Katrina will be used as a MEDC case study next week.
Year 13 are finishing off the Development section of the core looking at International Scale Sustainable Development, Conservation and Resource Substitution.
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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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Geography Feeds Twitter List – http://bit.ly/2OAr9T – more suggestions please … Please RT
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Geographers Twitter List http://bit.ly/3OODk0 – who’s missing – trying to develop a resource for new users!
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One more person added to http://twitter.com/richardallaway/geographers – any more?
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Trying out Twitter lists – I’ve created a Geographers list [http://twitter.com/richardallaway/geographers] – who’s missing? Please RT
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Resource: GOOD Magazine’s YouTube channel [http://bit.ly/1ZRKdo] is a goldmine of starters – for example http://bit.ly/4heDgh
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