Derek’s Blog, launched in 2003, serves as a platform for sharing thoughts and reflections related to his work. It offers over 20 years of searchable posts, categorized by the tags below. Feel free to comment, as your feedback contributes to ongoing reflection and future posts.
January 17, 2009
My friend Malcolm sent me this link during the week to DebateGraph, an online global debate map. This will be of particular interest to the geography teachers out there as […]
Read more...December 19, 2008
The growing interest in a global energy crisis and the drive to find alternative fuels and ways of conserving our existing energy sources is a hot topic at the moment, […]
Read more...October 1, 2008
I’ve just been sent a link to a recently re-developed educational website, http://www.PestWorldForKids.org, a children’s web site developed by the US-based National Pest Management Association (NPMA), designed to educate children/students […]
Read more...September 27, 2008
Some great resources are being made available to support learning about space which I think will be of real value in the classroom. NASA has produced a great set of […]
Read more...July 17, 2008
‘Inanimate Alice’ tells the story of Alice, growing up in the early years of the 21st century. Written and directed by writer Kate Pullinger and digital artist Chris Joseph, this […]
Read more...July 14, 2008
Following my recent post about Software as a Service I’ve had several discussions with teachers about the use of Google Docs by staff and students in schools. many are finding […]
Read more...March 30, 2008
Issues like world hunger and the world’s energy crisis can simply appear too big to tackle for most individuals, but there are ways we can demonstrate that the collective action […]
Read more...February 24, 2008
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5g9VS0ENM&rel=1&border=0&w=425&h=355%5D Thanks to Clarence Fisher’s Twitter message, I’ve been introduced to Phun, a 2-D physics modelling application. Still in Beta form, this freely downloadable application has been created by […]
Read more...February 9, 2008
Seems that the whole idea of user-generated content is maturing both in terms of the quality of the content itself and the professional communities that are committing to developing and […]
Read more...December 16, 2007
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDsIFspVzfI&rel=1&w=425&h=355%5D Nigel posted this video on my Facebook Funwall recently, and I’ve been pondering its usefulness for education. Four things occur to me: It provides a very useful framework […]
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