Author Archives: Natalie Lindon

Link to student video This blog post covers my final project for the COETAIL course. The link to my Google Presentation is here and to see the actual fourteen minute presentation look at the bottom of the post. For me … Continue reading →

Citizenship has of course a great meaning to us all. We are all citizens. Citizens of our communities, citizens of our countries. cit·i·zen 1. A person owing loyalty to and entitled by birth or naturalization to the protection of a … Continue reading →

Its just dawned on me that what everyone has been telling about PLN’s (Personal Learning network) is true. You have to contribute to get information, the more you put in the more you will get out! It is different from … Continue reading →

The following post has been inspired by Cathy Davidson Greek tablet I have mentioned before the feeling of a shift happening and that we as a generation of teachers are the last of a good bunch. What we have seen … Continue reading →

This week has been interesting in that I haven’t had access to my telephone all week. The feeling of panic instantly hit me, what will I do with no phone? How the heck did we cope without mobile phones and … Continue reading →

The final major project has been hanging over us for quite some time now. Since December I have thought about what I would like to do and visualized it in my head. This has been a good thing in someways … Continue reading →

The video above is a great look at the importance of 1:1 in schools. When reflecting on a 1:1 school it is quite easy as I have been in a school that has only had one computer suite in the … Continue reading →

To be honest this is my last post to write this course and I genuinely feel ‘forced’ and out of my comfort zone, especially after reading the in depth post by Ivan Beeckmas that pretty much covers everything would want … Continue reading →

What is the future of Technology? What a fantastic question!  Jeff Utech will probably be the guy to ask, if you follow his blog you will see he predicts which technology will be the most popular in the coming year, … Continue reading →

This week has been my best week yet in terms of using my newly-gained understanding of technology integration in the classroom! The way I have ‘integrated’ has felt like a natural step from my current units, and has not even … Continue reading →