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This is Netvibes in action.
It allows you to mix websites, notes, calendars, RSS feeds, video, audio all in one easy to use desktop home page.
This is the Public face of a netvibes account. It must be the quickest way to publish a website. There's a private face, which on this account has another 16 tabs of odds and ends.
Not sure about Netvibes, try the link below.
Then sign up for your own account using the link underneath.
Netvibes is not the only way to do this. You might like to try iGoogle, Pageflakes or Symbaloo.
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Below are three links. One to our school website, one to our Web2.0 pages and one one to our ICT Blog in the form of an RSS Feed.
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Tinkering Schools Jul 06, 2009 06:54:43 GMT
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George Szirtes reminiscing! Jul 06, 2009 05:18:05 GMTTeechers - a rant
Isn’t it interesting that as the statistics of exam success rise each year and as the chorus of governmental self-congratulation grows ever louder, that we now have demands for a 5-year MOT for teachers? I asked C who still teaches a day a week in school what she thought of
Capita about to get the chop! Jun 26, 2009 13:15:25 GMTLabour to junk Tony Blair’s flagship school reform
Headteachers to get more powers as era of centralised control ends
Farewell then the Numeracy and Literacy Strategy, all the heartache and disillusion these strategies have caused. For me the Literacy Strategy was always worse than the Numerac
It can’t be done! Jun 23, 2009 06:41:10 GMTSats replacement system ‘even more stressful for pupils’
Single level tests have produced wildly unpredictable results according to two secret reports on the pilots
Warwick Mansell & Polly Curtis in the Guardian.
“Some extraordinary results emerged in the pilots, with secondary
Sketchbooks in Schools May 18, 2009 08:11:27 GMTTry the ‘Sketchbooks in Schools’ website to redress that imbalance. More Art! Yeah!
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If you need a break from all this education and like garden or wild flowers try the site below.
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Below are four RSS Feeds added to this page. The BBC News, Guardian, Education Guardian and the The Independent Education page. But you could add anything that has an RSS Feed.
Over on the right there are various search engines, maps, a calendar and a to do list. These are called widgets and there are about fifty and more being made every day.
If you click on one of the tabs, Primary EDU Blogs, Web2.0 EDU Blogs and Overview EDU Blogs you will find pages of EDU Blog feeds. Choose the ones you like for your own pages. There's also a page of EDU Wikis and EDU Nings and three big idea sites in Edutopia-TED-FLUX.
Then a page of useful wikis and a social networks page.
Also a tab leads to press releases from the UK's DCFS and one for Innovation Unit. Needless to say the categorisation, number of tabs and final number of sites is up to you.
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US and Russia agree nuclear cuts Jul 06, 2009 17:48:40 GMTUS President Barack Obama and Russia's Dmitry Medvedev reach a deal to cut back their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
Killers at large despite jail recall Jul 06, 2009 18:42:01 GMTNearly 1,000 offenders, including 19 murderers, who should have been sent back to prison are still free, says the justice secretary.
Three more swine flu victims die Jul 06, 2009 16:57:30 GMTA girl aged nine in London and a man and a girl from West Yorkshire die after catching swine flu, health officials confirm.
Hundreds honour dead UK soldiers Jul 06, 2009 14:54:10 GMTHundreds of people hold a one-minute silence to pay their respects to two UK soldiers killed in Afghanistan.
Brown and Sarkozy in migrants deal Jul 06, 2009 18:58:13 GMTGordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy discuss economic action as they hold talks in France ahead of this week's G8 summit.
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US and Russia offer to cut nuclear warheads Jul 06, 2009 15:32:00 GMTFramework signed on US president's Russia visit would leave each side with as few as 1,500 warheads capable of launchThe US and Russia have agreed to work towards cutting deployed nuclear warheads to as few as 1,500 each under an agreement signed by Barack Obama on his first trip to Russia as presid
Straw orders hunt for 1,000 fugitives Jul 06, 2009 15:43:06 GMTViolent criminals and sex offenders among those who went on the run after breaching their prison release licencesA nationwide police hunt has been ordered by the justice secretary, Jack Straw, for nearly 1,000 offenders – including 19 murderers and 12 rapists – who have gone missing after being
Children dead as swine flu toll rises Jul 06, 2009 16:56:33 GMT• Man and child from Yorkshire, child from London killed• All victims had serious underlying health problemsThree more people, two of them children, have died of swine flu, it was announced today, taking the death toll in the UK to seven.One of the children, a nine year-old from south London, di
Iraq murder inquiry to be held Jul 06, 2009 16:37:25 GMTGovernment criticised by court for holding back critical evidenceAn independent inquiry is to be held into allegations that British soldiers mutilated and murdered civilians in Iraq – and the government has been forced to admit that key documents had not been disclosed.In a letter read out in cou
Vietnam architect McNamara dies Jul 06, 2009 18:24:51 GMTFormer secretary of defence under John F Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson was the architect of the Vietnam warRobert McNamara, the architect of the Vietnam war who later made a public reversal on the conflict and said it should never have been fought, died today. He was 93 years old.As secretary of defenc
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Quarter of graduate vacancies vanish, and next year no better Jul 05, 2009 23:05:04 GMT• Trainee positions cut and salaries frozen• Students advised to spread their nets widerA quarter of graduate employment vacancies have disappeared, the fierce competition for each job has grown more intense, and the dire situation will not improve next year, recruiters warn today.A survey of 22
Fifth of primary schools 'will struggle to meet 2010 languages target' Jul 06, 2009 12:05:56 GMTLack of skills and funding will see one in five schools miss target to teach every child a language, says reportOne in five schools will struggle to meet the government's target for all primary pupils to learn a language from next year, according to new research.Schools are expected to give all chil
Ed Balls calls for crackdown on parents lying for school places Jul 03, 2009 14:27:13 GMTThe schools secretary wants to quell a rise in the number of parents falsifying information on school application formsThe schools secretary, Ed Balls, today called for an investigation into the number of parents who lie about where they live to secure school places for their children.The inquiry co
Tories will raise bar for those wishing to teach, says Gove Jul 02, 2009 13:10:42 GMTWould-be teachers will need to be better qualified to be accepted for training under Tory plansWould-be teachers will need to be better qualified to be accepted for training under Conservative plans to raise school standards announced today.The shadow schools secretary, Michael Gove, said trainee te
Young Brits at Art: the winners Jul 02, 2009 14:58:05 GMTThree young artists won the judges over with their portrayals of life in BritainThe Equality and Human Rights Commission today announced the winners of its Young Brits at Art competition, in which young people were invited to portray their feelings about their identity.The three winners are 11-year-
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Balls announces school places inquiry Jul 03, 2009 23:00:01 GMTAn inquiry to find out how many parents are "playing the system" to get their children into a school of their choice was ordered yesterday by the Children's Secretary, Ed Balls.
'Fraud' case dropped against school place mum Jul 03, 2009 12:39:12 GMT A council has dropped its legal case against a mother accused of using a false address to get her son into a popular state primary school, it was confirmed today.
Be vigilant against forced marriages, schools urged Jul 02, 2009 07:34:39 GMT Schools were today urged to be vigilant about potential cases of forced marriage as the summer holidays approach.
Student grants to be frozen Jul 01, 2009 16:01:10 GMT Student grants and loans will be frozen next year as a result of the recession, Higher Education Minister David Lammy announced yesterday.
Government doesn't believe in academies, say heads Jul 01, 2009 15:53:52 GMT Government support for the flagship academies programme is waning, heads told MPs today.
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