School 2.0 in SA

Paul de Wet from Michael House was sponsored by Casio to come and do a workshop with the maths/literacy teachers on how to create stunning assessment tasks using Word 2003, Autograph, Geometers Sketchpad, Mathtype and the stunning Casio emulator.

As quite a few of the mathematical literacy teachers where in Durban for the Maths lit IEB conference I did a tweet summary of his presentation and propably killed my entire twitter network with all my tweets which must have been very irritating for my non-maths twitter followers. Next time I promise not to be so cruel and have learnt from Frznguru that I could use Chatzy to create a backchannel chatroom to do this kind of thing. The good thing about using Twitter is that those “listening in” helped me to get other information and the maths teachers said that they did learn a few new tricks. So Paul, your passion was extended on a global scale (give or take the few people that I drove crazy).

The feed for the session can be found here using the hashtag #casiowshop. Tweets are stored in  reverse chronological order – so read them from old (at bottom) to new.

Here is what we got up to in the afternoon session:

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