 | Driving Test DVDThis dvd was produced by driving instructor Gerry Brennan of Glasgow. "I thought that there was a need for a good tutorial video for learner drivers to supplement formal tuition" Learners can use this dvd between lessons to reinforce their existing knowledge. Parents can use it when taking out members of the family on driving lessons. Instructors can use the relevant footage it to brief pupils on lesson objectives. |
Resources for podcasting
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Gerry Brennan posted a video on 12 September 2011 - 10:26pm.
Peter Brownell posted a Blog entry on 22 June 2011 - 2:53pm.
Getting moving (pictures)
We have had a few people tell us that they would like to see teachers introducing their classes on video. It's taken a little while, but we have now begun to include videos in our Specials. We are using Specials to try out new ways of doing things before we implement ideas across the site.
Gemma Ronson posted a link on 18 May 2011 - 11:29am.
Teachfind
Link:
http://www.teachfind.com This site contains all of the now defunct Teachers TV videos plus loads of useful resources from other UK education sites.
Michael A. Vollero posted a link on 11 January 2010 - 9:33pm.
HSOT-MA School Journal
Link:
http://HSOT-MA.blogspot.com This link is where you'll find all the important information regarding classes, training, and the Hundred Schools of Though Martial Arts programs being offered.
Elizabeth Wurst posted a video on 18 April 2009 - 7:08pm.
 | 4 channel Videoinstallation - extractThis is a youtube made version of a 4 channel video installation, that I developed for the exhibition Parasit, at the Gallery of Anita Beckers in Frankfurt. My project is called "Para-site" and deals with site-specific interventions in daily life around that city. Here is an extract out of the 15 Min. video. |
Andy Gibson posted a note on 29 October 2008 - 12:33pm.
Micro-blogging
I've been blogging for a while now, and I now have four blogs:
http://sociablism.blogspot.com
http://sociability.org.uk
http://mindapples.org
http://schoolofeverything.com
So between that and Twitter I'm pretty busy online, and the prospect of posting lots of content here on my School of Everything Scrapbook felt a little daunting at first.
Unlimited Resources
Every member of School of Everything can add notes, links, videos, images, documents and other things to the site that help people learn or teach a particular subject. If you're learning, you can use it to keep track of your progress in your subjects and all the things that help you learn like useful websites or how-to videos.
If you're teaching, you can share useful resources and advice that you think will help people learn you subjects. You can tag each resource post with one or more subjects, and your posts will appear to other people looking for those subjects.
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