Have a happy holiday… and then the heavens opened 
I will continue blogging over the summer break, except when I’m away.
Best wishes to students and all readers.
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Archive for July, 2007 Page 2 of 4
Defunct Technology
Originally uploaded by tony cassidy
Have you seen these in Humanities? I remember when as an NQT I was given one and thought they were cutting edge. Now with a projector in every room, they are defunct. Or are they?
Where do these go now?
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Use of panoramas in Geography, C.O. Hugh
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For educators.
I’m happy to announce that our Teaching and Learning Newsletter is now complete and published.
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A nice bit of future Geography here, one future anyway, from Scientific American. What would the Earth be like without humans?
With thanks GeoDave.
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Which lightbulbs? Greenpeace highlights the benefits of a good consumer choice, energy efficiency costs money in the short-term, but more is saved in the long-term; not bad for the environment either.
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Well, we about stumbled to the end… 
What’s a product web?
A product web is the term that Geographers use to describe the locations and processes involved in the production of a consumer product.
In terms of the pilot course we need to know
- an example of a consumer product
- the processes and locations involved in bringing the product to market.
- the impact on the people growing or manufacturing the product.
- the implications of us buying the product.
So what’s the issue with coffee?
Continue reading ‘Product Webs - Coffee’
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Screen online, resources exploring culture identity
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