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Yale Publishing Course
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daibarnes.info/blog
i see tea
about subject links i see tea learning teaching technology Latest Entries July 12, 2011 In eLearning 4 comments EdTechRoundUp is hanging out again My mobile is a vital part of my working life from dawn till dusk. Until recently I was able to integrate my school email into the native mail client. This meant I was able to respond to mail no matter where I was. In my role with responsibility for ICT across the school this was very helpful because I could assist colleagues as quickly as my
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skitten.org/blog
Skitten
Skitten Blog for stuff that isn?t food, drink or not having a car Working with Karotz July 7th, 2011 by skitten A few months ago after seeing a friend?s Nabaztag I eventually ordered a Karotz, it?s spiritual successor. Alas it arrived the same day as my new piano so it sat ignored for a couple of months. Then last week I figured having dropped $200 on it I should get it to do something more useful than playing french internet radio. So here it is telling me when the bus
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scottmeade.com/rails
Scott Meade ? Rails Developer
SkillsReferencesPortfolioBioResumeContact Remote, Agile Development Four+ years successfully working remote and agile. I am a low-maintenance, highly-motivated, self-directed developer. All projects in my portfolio were completed from my dedicated home office as a remote, solo developer or as a member of a small team. Several are Agile projects. I like daily stand ups, short iterations, and test-driven development. Proven Professional Track Record I have experience in projects of all sizes
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people.virginia.edu/~jbe6c
Jennifer Elliott's Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Jennifer B. Elliott Welcome! Currently, I am working towards completing my dissertation for my Ph.D. in STEM Education in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. As a former teacher, with a background in psychology, specifically, neuropsychology, the way that people learn has always been a fascination for me. I am intrigued by cognition and the many ways in which people learn. In particular, I have an interest in visual learning and memory, which I currently study