this afternoon 16 fellow teachers visited etd to find out more about r&d. hereis a list of documents which may be useful. so if you are here, do grab them if you like 🙂
1. blogger.com HOWTO – creation of a blog on blogger.com is really a breeze, 3 steps, 5 minutes and your blog will be up. this is a step-by-step guide that will lead you through the setting up.
2. bloglines.com HOWTO – bloglines is an online RSS reader. the reader would be useful if you need to monitor updates in a class of 40, and you have 3 classes.
3. WinXP Chinese Input Method Editor (IME) 3.0 HOWTO – students will be able to setup CL input at home by following the steps described; pass it to CL teachers for distribution.
4. last but not least, join us at TecXplorers.net and network with us.
look forward to see you in the next TecXplorers gathering 🙂
A Weekly Podcast Written and Produced by CIS Students
If you are looking for some podcasts that are produced by students, here’s an example.
For teachers, you’ll be able to find resources like lesson plan, rubrics and a few tips too. Enjoy 🙂
Writing up Research – Using the Literature
This page hosted by Thailand Asian Institute of Technology highlights on the purpose of doing literature review in research, and how to go about doing a good one. It’s surely come in useful for the task at hand 🙂
Survival 101: Software to Support Your Scholarly Life
Chanced up this wonderful collection (not restricted to only scholars though). A big Thank you should go to you too, Becky 🙂
Gravity (or no gravity), anyone?
NASA Quest has this 37 mins video on their page which might be suited for any Physics teacher touching on the topic of gravity. Th program demonstrates the actions of a variety of children’s toys in microgravity for classroom comparison with the actions of similar toys on Earth. Enjoy, regardless if you are a physics teacher 🙂