Visualising our learning

While preparing for the start of next semester (and at the same time trying to help my daughter learn basic life skills) I keep thinking how useful it would be to be able to visualise our individual learning in a way that:

highlights the relationships between different learning areas in our lives (perhaps using distance as a . . . → Read More: Visualising our learning

5 Dinge auf Deutsch

I’ve been tagged recently with the 5 things meme going round the blogosphere (thanks Ian and Chris). But thought I’d try to move the meme around into the German blogosphere :) only problem is I don’t know anyone to tag (other than Franzie). . . . → Read More: 5 Dinge auf Deutsch

I love Windows Vista!

…I just don’t have a need for it on my computer.

I recently bought a new laptop – a bottom-end of the range Toshiba Satellite Pro A120 (it’s not so powerful, but it’s built to last) and was hoping to get a refund for the copy of Windows XP that comes pre-installed.

I really do think Windows XP . . . → Read More: I love Windows Vista!

Western decadence and education

I don’t generally watch much tv, let alone write about it, but I was excited recently to watch episode 4 of Decadence – the meaninglessness of modern life:

“In this episode, Pria considers the undervaluing of a broad ‘western’ education in modern Australia and the narrow emphasis on money and profit which has replaced it. He speaks . . . → Read More: Western decadence and education

Web-a-thon

Wow… Geek Olympics for Web designers! Russ has announced a Web-a-thon for July 2007 – you and your team can build a site in 24hrs for . . . → Read More: Web-a-thon