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Our Pioneer Podcasters

our 9/10 readers (from left) Wei Qi, Winnie and Eugenia using podcasting technology in oral reading. Captured reading can be accessed in English module in Moodle for registered members only.

(from left) Yin Yan, Ryan and Imran

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Podcasts in Education

Podcasts enable students and teachers to share information with anyone anytime. If a student is absent, he or she can download the podcast of the recorded lesson. Teachers may also create podcasts to be used as a preparation tool for students. This would be pedagogically equivalent to having students read a text before a lesson. It can be a tool for teachers or administrators to communicate curriculum, assignments and other information with parents and the community. Teachers can record book talks, vocabulary or foreign language lessons, international pen pal letters (podcast pals!), music performance, interviews, debates. Podcasting can be a publishing tool for student oral presentations.
- source Wikipedia

10002 Hits! Projectblogo Crossing the 5-digit Hits

Thank you for all your support!

next target;- 100,000 hits! :)

MrDA13_dot_com

www.mrda13.com

a short and easy-to-remember URL to link ProjectBlogo, Moodle and the class gallery at Flickr.
And yeah, it's a dot.com :)

MrDA13 @ flickr Gone Pro

Today I signed up for a 'pro' account at flickr. The normal version has a 200 photo limit and the but the 'pro' account allows unlimited uploads. It'll set me back about $3/- (or 1 cheeseburger) a month but flickr will enable me to archive the class photos as well as to put up pupils' work - for memories as well as a learning resource for the future gen :)

Oh, and I've set a personal challenge to have 10,000 photos in the gallery someday :P

Flickr Activated

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

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ProjectBlogo is now linked to mrda13@flickr.com . This means postings can be done through flickr (after upload of photo) and then be reflected to Blogger.

The previous method was to upload to Blogger but images are difficult to archive and access. Besides I also noticed that photos from flickr appears in a larger layout as compared to directly uploading to Blogger.

One more miilestone for ProjectBlogo and 3 cheers for Flickr! :)

The Moodle is coming....

Happy 3rd Anniversary ProjectBlogo!

the 1st banner of ProjectBlogo showcasing the wonderful pupils of P5E 2006 (my design skills were still pretty bad)

Wow! It's been 3 years since the launch of ProjectBlogo. Within this time, 2 Multiply accounts have been created; one class/event photo repository @MRDA13 and the other one is my CCA; Zoomerstrail. Throughout this time there have been a total of 190 posts with 2000+ hits over a span of 3 years.

There was a temporary hiatus during Year 2 as we moved to Multiply, which has its own merits as well where its strong suit consists of the ability to network with friends and contains a more systematic photo gallery. And yet, when it comes to documenting, I still prefer Blogger.

over the years, there have been much improvement to my designing skills. Designs would always be featuring my current batch of pupils

ProjectBlogo has been a site about.... well... everything. From links to teaching resources, reports on school events, exemplary work and such and such. But one feature that stands out above the rest is that italso serves as a time capsule; - documenting the trials and tribulations of my pupils and myself as we grow through the years.

Throughout this time I've learnt how Blogger works and what it is capable of and I still think there's more of what this blog has to offer. Anyway, thanks for the patronage and always remember to keep the dream alive :)

First Post

This blog, ProjectBlogo (for lack of better name really :P was set up as a portal to news, teaching resources, events and happenings of my pupils of Yew Tee Primary. You could say that I'll be your class' historian as I document your journey as your form teacher. ProjectBlogo is a perpetual work in progress so stay tune for more pleasant surprises.

ProjectBlogo will stay up and running so long as I am doing what I love and that is teaching. Let's keep in touch for the long haul.

-Mr Danny
BlogMaster for ProjectBlogo