Keeping up with “the Waters”…
Every time I check my netvibes (RSS Aggregator), I am astounded that there is one or two new posts from Sue Waters. I’ve mentioned Sue a few times throughout this blog and her content often inspires me to write a post in response. Like this post I wrote in response to Sue’s article about innovation being challenged by all the constraints currently on us, like blocked sites within DET.
Sue is a Aquaculture teacher at Challenger TAFE in Perth. She trials a lot of new technology with her classes, on her blog she provides useful examples, guidelines, tips and much more. If you are interested in m-Learning, PDA’s, mobile phones, spy glasses, etc, and you don’t already read or subscribe to Sues blog, you’re missing out on loads of good tips and advice.
As a busy blogger myself, I know how hard it is when you have limited time and it can be so rewarding when someone leaves you a positive or constructive comment. It seems to make all that work worthwhile. This was highlighted by the Day 21 Blog Challenge - Make a Reader famous, which is what this post is all about. So here’s to you Sue!
Think about this - Do you like recognition for good work? Of course you do. So why not pick one of Sues posts listed below, have a read and leave her a comment, and tell her I sent you!
A few good posts worth reading;
- How to Read Blog posts on a Phone Using Mobile Friendly Google Reader
- SlideShare Needs Our Support — Lets Help Them Out
- STOP, LOOK, THINK - What Is Material Really Going To Look Like on A Mobile Device
- How are we going to effectively use the mobile devices in our student’s pockets?
- For all the lovers of creating comics ToonDoo has added ability to make ToonBooks
- You Need Spyglasses - Are you Serious?
- Mobile Web Usage is Increasing - How Will You Use It With Students?
Thanks for all your efforts Sue, there are some great resources on your site that I’m sure many teachers will find useful. I certainly have!
Sue Waters is a part-time aquaculture teacher and educational leader in e-Learning for Challenger TAFE in Perth, Western Australia. She has many online spaces, called Mobile Technology in TAFE on which she shares her thoughts and experiences on and with m-Learning and e-Learning.
