Did You Know? 2.0
Just noticed that Karl Fisch from The Fischbowl blog has had his "Did You Know?" presentation updated to a newly revised version, thanks to some internet collaboration from Scott McLeod and a guy called XPlane who helped with the Flash animation.
Karl originally created this for his own school's use last year and, as it mentions in the presentation, it was originally destined to be shown only to about 150 people. However, it was shared on Karls' blog, the edublogosphere picked up on it and pretty soon it had been distributed to over 5 million people. Yes, we live in exponential times. Watch it. Use it. Share it. Go start some conversations...
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The full story on this presentation can be found here. Thanks for sharing Karl.
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