I tried this iPhone app out before the summer on the recommendation of Ian Stuart. At that time it was not integrated with O365/Glow and its main selling point seemed to be it took great pictures of whiteboards and straightened them up nicely.…
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Delve in Glow 0365
Hot on the heels of Sway comes Delve. This is a sort of search engine come Pinterest for O365.
This post is just a quick note. I’ve only spent an hour or so last evening having a quick look at delve in the browser and iOS app.…
Sway in Glow
Glow Blogs and Video
A few days ago @GlowScot pointed me to this tweet:
Wondering best way to have videos in a @GlowScot WordPress Blog? Can I upload to Sharepoint and embed? Don't really want to use YouTube. Ta!
— Karl Barrs (@KarlBarrs) September 22, 2015
After a few exchanges I ended up with:
@KarlBarrs @BKPrimary @dgilmour @GlowScot can increase by request.
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Glow Blogs at Scottish Learning Festival
I’ve spent the last couple of days talking about Glow and Glow Blogs in particular at the Scottish Learning Festival.
Today I was co-presenting at a seminar on Blogs with Mrs Andrea Hunter and three of her pupils from Whinhill Primary.…
Glow Blogs at SLF
I’ll be talking about Glow Blogs in a seminar at SLF on Thursday along with Andrea Hunter PT at Whinhill Primary School and some of her pupils. Andrea’s class blog at Diary of a Whinhill Pupil.
I’ll be at SLF both days spending some time on the Glow stand.…
Podcasting podcast on GlowCast
I’ve just posted this podcast episode over at GlowCast. GlowCast is a podcast for myself and colleagues in Glow. A short 3-4 minutes listen. The transcript is on the original post.…
Blogging advice and Bootcamp #2
Top 10 Reasons for Students to Blog by sylviaduckworth CC-BY
I tweeted this lovely image the other day when I saw it on Classroom Blogging Options the other day. The Glow Blogs option was not discussed but I’d hope that it would be under consideration for Scottish learners and teachers.…
Glow Blogs 558 days in
Domains for pupils an idea for now?
Here are a great series of articles that I came across this morning. I’d recommend everyone interested in the Internet and education to read them.
For someone who reads a lot online I do not dip into TES often. So I was excited to find:
Jim Knight: ‘Let’s give all students their own domain name – and watch the digital learning that follows’ today.…