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Michael Chalk is an ACE educator - language, literacy and numeracy - who supports teachers to use technology to support learning at Preston/Reservoir ACE (PRACE). (more detail here)

(ACE = Adult Community Education. PRACE is in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.)

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Photographic alphabet

Posted in classroom | August 24th, 2005

B is for .. Found this inventive alphabet
on a 'free photo' site, and wondered if it could be a good seed for
beginning literacy learners. A teacher could display the letters via
projector (or print-out – you can download large copies of the
letters), encouraging learners to find the word behind the image.

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- Microsoft tells IE faithful on Windows XP to avoid F1 key -- Engadget
  Be careful if you're still using microsoft Internet Explorer to browser the web! Here's yet another exploit that can grab your computer and zombify him. Time to try firefox or chrome or safari or konqueror i'd say. […]
- Hack Attack: A guide for switching to a Mac - Feature - Lifehacker
  Nice work from Adam Pash at Lifehacker.. if you're switching from windows to mac, there are a few hints you can use.. (eg "why won't you open when i hit enter?" which can seem incredibly stupid to windows or linux users.) Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Flifehacker.com%2F224674%2Fhack-attack-a-guide-for-switching- […]
- Wordle Is Down “Until Further Notice” | Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day...
  Another web app in trouble.. seems to have sorted itself.. meantime Larry provides links to a range of alternatives for wordle […]
- Adult Learning Activities | California Distance Learning Project
  Stories for adults from the news.. with activities.. (interactive) […]
- Rentals do have a say in residential property prices – Crikey
  i'm strangely interested in the politics and economics of rental markets at the moment. Melbourne prices are up because you'll find 30-40 people minimum at inspections.. and people are bidding in silent auctions to get their applications heard.. […]
- Digital Storytelling Tools for Educators by Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano in Education
  Thank you Silvia for this e-book on digital storytelling.. i shall certainly download and read it. Could be really useful for our teachers. Too cheeap for such a massive book!! […]
- Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection
  Thank you Simon for creating these multi-platform games. So nice to make sure your games will run on all the different computers. Some lovely brain-straining games here with numbers and shapes etc […]
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