Came across this concept lamp on my online meanderings this afternoon...

It's produced by Lasse Klein.

Exploring some ideas for PODCASTING, following Rob Chambers ' lead...



Also going to get my students doing some GeoSquishing, which was spotted by Miss Ellis, one of my online chums... Visit the website to find out what I mean by GeoSquishing. Click the banner below..

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Anonymous said…
GeoBlogs, send an email or post a note over at geosquishing.org and we shall see if we can assist in any 'squishing' competitions you want to do with your students - of course we are more than happy to showcase any for you.

Cheers,
1:35 PM
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1:36 PM
Alan Parkinson said…
Thanks for getting in touch.
We'll have a look at this in the next couple of weeks, and we'll get back to you when we set up the competition...
Thanks!
Mister P
1:43 PM
Anonymous said…
Did you guys ever run a competition? I see Hulme Grammer did one. Unfortunately they did not get in touch with me about it.
3:39 PM
Alan Parkinson said…
Did one this last summer, but I've since left the school and got another job, so not sure how it went...
I sent an entry from Disneyland Paris, which I'll try to find...
3:54 PM
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