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Daily Archives: August 26, 2008
Virtual Worlds Tour
I came across the short 6 minute clip which shows about 50 online virtual world games. It has some excellent quotes and I am sure teenagers will recognise many of these worlds. I am just sharing at this stage.
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Phone a friend in exams?
I have just finished reading Chris Betcher’s post on PLC in Sydney where year 9 girls sitting an English test were able to use a phone to search the Internet for an answer as long as they quoted the source. The papers were … Continue reading