As an Outdoor enthusiast I have always enjoyed the challenge of getting outside and exploring the natural environment. This enjoyment is what made me seek a career within the Physical and Outdoor Education fields. Flash forward to today’s students and there is sadly an ever growing mix of kids who simply do not leave their [...]
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With my recent fixation on mobile applications, I thought it would be worthwhile refocusing some attention to sharing the web2.0 tools I have used in classes recently. Here is my 20/20 presentation. 20 tools, 20 slides, 20 seconds a slide – no script. This could get messy…. So what are you favourite tools?
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In recent months, this blog has been captivated by mobile applications, however its impossible not to be given the mind blowing capacity they are delivering to the classroom. The Vital Signs App by Phillips (only for iPad), allows for remote heart and breathing rate analysis. Simply place an iPad 2 on a table in a [...]
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Although no one sets out writing a blog for personal gain or recognition, I think it is important to highlight the amazing work done by educators in the world of blogging. Find my 2011 Edublog award nominations below. Best Individual Tweeter – Alec Couros Not a day goes by where Alec isn’t sharing gems of useful, thought [...]
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Earlier this year an app came out called ‘SprintTimer’ and it dramatically improved the recording of sprint times to near olympic level accuracy, allowing anyone to produce an accurate photo finish. Given the enormous impact this app had, I was excited to be able to preview and test a new app by the same developer. The [...]
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As my students are busy studying for their final examination, I was fortunate enough to be able to complete a brief interview with Exercise Physiologist Dr Grant Abt. In the interview I sought clarification for my students about how creatine supplementation can enhance performance. Now, given that my students are actually no longer at school, [...]
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Coaches Eye Just when I thought Video Analysis on iOS devices couldn’t get any better it does with this nifty little app making analysis a breeze. After seeing a demo on YouTube a few weeks ago, I was super excited for its release. Simply point to record your desired sports action or choose existing video [...]
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This year the rise of mobile applications has seen a plethora of amazing physical educators begin to utilise ‘apps’ in their classes in a myriad of ways. However one of the biggest problems with searching the app store, is that it can sometimes be like trying to find a needle in a haystack. With this in mind, [...]
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