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However, it came to our attention that some people are not running a project themselves, but know of someone who is, and were rightly hesitant about completing a form on someone else's behalf.
We've addressed that now: if you are completing the form for someone else's project, put their name and email address near the top of the form, and your name and email address at the bottom. We will then contact them if we would like to give out information about the project.
We have also added another application type: Learning Platforms or VLEs. Not strictly speaking Web 2.0 I know, but I was reminded of some the interesting uses to which these are put when I attended an inspiring talk by Fiona Aubrey-Smith.
Finally, we're looking for interesting projects, not exemplars of "best practice" as such. How do we ever learn if we only consider "perfect" stuff anyway? So, if you have just started your project, or you think it's too early to properly evaluate, or even if it went wrong somehow, include it anyway, and let others make their own minds up about it!
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After much deliberation, we’ve launched a new e-journal called Practical ICT (for Leaders and Managers of Educational Technology). We were discussing this, and sounding out potential contributors, over a year ago. And now, with an author-friendly contract approved by the UK’s Society of Authors, we are ready to roll.
In this latest edition we cover:
Many teachers come bounding back from the long summer break full of energy and enthusiasm, and if you're starting in a new job altogether there is the additional wish to create a good first impression.
