Posted in Living Digital - Are we safe? on Oct 29th, 2008 1 Comment »
The following is written in regard to the article “Why bosses hate gen Y” by Mike Preston, 2007, which looks to evaluate the new Gen Y and the apparent verdict that they are short on skills, demanding, impatient and far from loyal, according to a survey.
HAVE YOUR SAY: DO YOU HATE GEN Y? click here
Wow…didn’t [...]
Posted in Teaching Digital on Oct 29th, 2008 No Comments »
This post is written in reply to a post by Maree Skillen, titled “Who’s teaching who?”, taken from her website “Monkey Scribbles”, which was written in regard to an article by Head, B. (September 2008). Who’s Teaching Who? Education Review: Technology Guide.
My initial attention to this blog came from the opening statement… Did you know [...]
Posted in The Digital Revolution on Oct 28th, 2008 1 Comment »
The following is written in regard to a blog Educating the digital generation by a Mr Paul Fuller from Perth’s Orange Grove school.
I came across this blog when searching through some interesting articles on use of technologies in the classroom. The “laptop for every student” may be a far cry away, however Orange Grove primary [...]
Posted in Living Digital - Are we safe? on Oct 27th, 2008 1 Comment »
Having most likely come to the end of our edublogs for Digital Generation class, i have come across a few interesting articles in the recent news… thought i would be kind and share.
The first article “Angry online divorcee kills virtual husband in cyber revenge” explores the recent news of a woman in Japan (where else?) [...]
Posted in The Digital Revolution on Oct 17th, 2008 No Comments »
Setting out to analyse the possibilities for preservation of information in an increasingly digital and media influenced society is the article “Preservation in the digital world” by Paul Conway, 1996.
Thinking of movies such as Indian Jones and Tomb Raider its hard to not fall in love with all the history and mystery surrounding ancient relics [...]
