Peter Sinclair’s Hoax-Exposing Supervision found Christopher Monckton — and this is just part one. More hoax in Monckton than anyone really feared:
Tip of the old scrub brush to the indefatigable Tim Lambert at Deltoid.
Peter Sinclair’s Hoax-Exposing Supervision found Christopher Monckton — and this is just part one. More hoax in Monckton than anyone really feared:
Tip of the old scrub brush to the indefatigable Tim Lambert at Deltoid.
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Green Politics, Hoaxes, Science, Voodoo history, Voodoo science | Tagged: Accuracy, Christopher Monckton, Climate change, Global warming, Green Politics, Hoaxes, Peter Sinclair, Politics, Science, Voodoo science |
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Posted by Ed Darrell
Here’s another opportunity to put real, cutting edge technology in your classroom. In fact, your kids could probably invent all sorts of new uses for it.
Have you even heard of this stuff? Can you use it, live, with the equipment you’ve got?
Blaise Aguera y Arcas of MicroSoft demonstrated augmented-reality maps using the power of Bing maps, Flickr, Worldwide Telescope, Video overlays and Photosynth, to an appreciative and wowed audience at TEDS:
My prediction: One more advance in computer technology that classrooms will not see in a timely or useful manner.
But have you figured out how to use this stuff in your geography, history, economics or government classes? Please tell us about it in comments. Give examples and links, please.
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Classroom technology, Economics, Education, Geography - Economic, Geography - Physical, Geography - Political, geology, History, Science, Social Studies, Teaching, Technology, Technology in the classroom | Tagged: Blaise Aguera y Arcas, Classroom technology, Economics, Education, geography, Government, History, Lesson plans, Photosynth, Technology, TEDS |
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Posted by Ed Darrell
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