Jess McCulloch and I have received 20 days professional teacher leave in 2008 to develop strategies for “Laying the eplanks for a web2.0 school”. This page will be updated over time.
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G'day! I am a secondary teacher in a small rural prep to year 12 school in Australia. I teach Information Technology and Accounting and am passionate about learning, immersing technology in the classroom, rural education and global education.
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On an e-Journey with Generation Y 
I have enjoy to incorporated ICT in class room si
tuation in Kenya but our problem is that we do not have enough computer in our school
Hi Peter, I do feel for you and your situation in Kenya but all it needs to take, is one teacher with a laptop and internet connection and students anywhere can connect and engage with the world – an exciting use of ICT! How many teachers in your school have a laptop or computer. Are there any computers in your school that students can use?