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Class Dojo display I created for my p5/6 classroom.
Caught on camera... Reading! Encourage reading by displaying photos of children and adults enjoying reading. EYFS
Twitter display board - tweet the teacher. Used for feedback and reflection.
I've taken scrapbooking to a different level with my bulletin boards and poster in my computer lab.
E - Safety. Staying SMART online #ks2 #esafety #smartrules
Keeping my classroom relevant. A Facebook wall to display school news, class information and subject news.
Computer Lab Bulletin Board!! THINK!!
Kidsunlimited Crewe have created an inviting ICT area in preschool
Parts of a Computer | Teaching Photos
Computing-skills display
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http://www.teachingphotos.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ict_partsofacomputer.jpg
ICT, Staying safe online, Browsers, Computers, Browser, The Internet, Display, Classroom Display, Early Years (EYFS), KS1 & KS2 Primary Teaching Resources
eSafety-l ots of good links for internet safety - great display
Simon haughton's iPad display. "Incredible iPads" bulletin board showing labeled buttons on an iPad and images of different apps.
from Twitter
Screenr. A free online screencasting tool, it is a Mac and PC compatible online screencasting tool. To begin screencasting with Screenr, simply go to the website and click the record button. As an alternative to Jing, Screenr doesn't require a program to download, and the screencast is recorded live through the website.
Plan a Better iMovie Trailer with These PDFs — Learning in Hand
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from Teddy and his Humans
Ict display
ThinkUKnow Australia is a partnership between the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Microsoft Australia. It focuses on educating and raising awareness amongst parents, carers and teachers.
Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week – Quadblogging | Practical Ed Tech - 4 classes matched up to comment on each other's students' blog postings. Great idea!
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