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Blogging and Web2.0 Considerations for Schools (NZ Netsafe) - 3 views
http://www.copyblogger.com/highly-creative-people/ - 3 views
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And to a large degree, creativity is a learned behavior. It's a matter of how you approach things, how you act or react to new circumstances, your proclivity to look at things in different ways, your willingness to question, experiment, and take chances. In other words, creativity is not "what you are" as much as "what you do."
Think of creativity as a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it gets. To increase your creativity, you simply need to "act" like a creative person. Not surprisingly, people recognized as creative tend to share common traits.
BlogEd « Tim's Blog de Blog - 1 views
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The DET blog (BlogEd) is nearing full release - dates to be confirmed for Term 4. Below I've summarised key features which differentiate it from any 'open' blog. I'll post a slide show after the hols.
eduperience.com | Bloggings for Teachers and Students - 4 views
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A new blogging platform for educators from the creators of ninehub.com based on Word Press. Might be worth a look.
Support Blogging! - Educational Blogging - 0 views
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All about educational blogging - including a list of many blogs
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All about educational blogging - including list of many blogs
100 Incredibly Inspiring Blog Posts for Educators - Learn-gasm - 0 views
10 Youtube URL Tricks You Should Know About - 0 views
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Once you've begun working with YouTube for some time you might like to play with the movies that are available. This list from the makeuseof site is a collection of ten interesting hacks associated with YouTube movies. Here you can learn how to view and embed high quality videos, link to the video part way through the clip, hide the search box, embed only the relevant part of a movie, autoplay and loop an embedded movie, disable the related video link, Bypass regional filters and use kickyoutube to download videos.
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Handling your selves - 0 views
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How do you handle your selves?
Do you draw an online divide between your professional self and your private self? Do people who whinge about work on their personal accounts deserve to be fired if they are easily traced back to their place of work? Should people using professional accounts use the 2-drink rule after hours?
Fliggo - Create Your Own Video Site - 0 views
Sni.ps | Know The Source - 0 views
