Looking for a challenging, fun and engaging world for your students? Look no further! Here is my review of Chris Fuge's world, "Mission to Mars". I've even added in a OneNote resource to make your life a little easier. Read on, get inspired, and get creating!
New to Seesaw? Started using Activities and want to have a go at creating your own? Want to expand your students' vocabulary and not sure how to get started? Read on my friends...
We decided to start a Minecraft Lunch Club! The first world we chose was Treasure Island, a world based on the book by Robert Louis Stevenson. In this post, you can read about how we established the club, the challenges we set, and the verdict - is a Minecraft Lunch Club suitable for your school?
I combined a bunch of powerful Visible Learning strategies and put them on the wall and into OneNote to help learners achieve their best - this is how I did it.
This is a record of our first educational venture into Minecraft for Education. Learners created a house, fitted it out, and then designed a brochure to sell their property. OneNote kept everyone on track and focussed.
I'll admit it - I was having a grouchy kind of morning. You know, the kind where you haven't slept properly, where there was no milk for your tea, rain was threatening - nothing Earth shattering - just
My first adventure into Minecraft Education Edition. First steps at engaging learners, and helping to establish what is play, and what is learning!
This was my idea for St. Dominic's Day today - and I took the opportunity to explain just what teaching in a 'Village' is all about.
It takes a Village to raise a child!
I'm super thrilled to announce that I've been accepted into the Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert program for 2018-19!
Official press release is here!
Recently, Our Lady of Grace was fortunate enough to borrow a set of 12 Ozobots from the Catholic Education SA Learning Technologies Team. All Learners throughout the three Villages had the opportunity
