I took a fairly extensive tour of the Austrian Computers in Education Conference yesterday, but completely missed the N-AMAC. Well, can you blame me with a name like N-AMAC? I blame me, because this is one of the best reported and recorded small conferences I’ve ever seen. Any conference that features and event like this (see right), deserves noting, at the very least.
Anyway, Hitchhike to this conference and read some of the blogs. You can also see a slide show of the conference pictures. I was especially taken by this blog (A Wiki about Classroom Blogging), whose author I can not find, other than tbarrett from the URL. He talks about a wikispaces wiki he has created to explore educational applications of blogging — ClassroomBlogging. Very cool.
Image Citation
Naace Blogger, “Naace Conference Party.” Naace Blogger’s Photostream. 6 Mar 2006. NAACE. 3 Oct 2006 <http://www.flickr.com/photos/70329514@N00/108889617/>.
(I just realized that many of these pictures a probably from previous NAACE conferences)
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Hi David, thanks for the ping – I am a classteacher, ICT subject leader and assistant headteacher over here in Nottingham, England. I would appreciate any thoughts about my ideas over at my blog – http://tbarrett.edublogs.org
I will soon be starting a wikispace about Google Earth too.
Thanks again
Tom
Hi David,
Just to let you know that papajo in Australia is also looking into the use of Google Earth, this time in High School Education take a look http://papajo.edublogs.org/
Hi David,
Tom Barrett’s work is truly inspirational. You have to take a look. As for Paul’s comment about my work, I’m still “exploring” its uses amongst many things.
Also, is it possible to correct the reference you made in this blog entry to the Austrian Computers in Education Conference. It was actually in Australia. Common error.
Thanks
Joseph