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Computers in Classrooms 3D Edition!

By AuthorTerry Freedman, Educational ICT Consultant | DateTuesday, November 29, 2011 at 9:00AM |

At 10:00 GMT today, the latest issue of Computers in Classrooms, the free, e-newsletter for educational ICT professionals, will be going live. It’s a special 3D edition, with guest articles from several teachers who have been smitten by the 3D bug. Here’s the full list of articles:

  • BETT Awards finalists announced
  • Collabor8 4 Change at BETT 2012
  • Anti-bullying
  • Safer Internet Day, by Pippa Green
  • Articles you may have missed on the ICT in Education website
  • Articles you may have missed on the Writers’ Know-how website
  • 3D and haptics in education, by Terry Freedman
  • The 3D Landscape, by Inition
  • Educating in the Third Dimension, by Graham Quince
  • 3D at Oakington Manor Primary School, by Ophelia Vanderpuye
  • Our hopes for 3D, by Neil Drury
  • Review of Problogger’s Guide To Blogging For Your Business
  • Review of 30 Day Blogging Challenge

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