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Resources for parents with children at home, compiled by Mandy Honeyman MA FHEA

This link is the starting point for a series of curated resources containing further links and information (using Google Docs)

This blog used to be educational technology reflections, innovations, thoughts and evaluations, it might return to that, but it probably won't.

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RT @gcouros It is Friday GIF Day :) Many educators have started to use online conferencing with students recently. Share in GIF form how that is going. Go!

About 2 days ago from edtechs Info's Twitter via Twitter for Android

RT @bechillcomedian (Every day this week, I have been posting a joke set-up. Reply with your own punchline. On Saturday I'll create a moment with the most-liked punchlines.) My laptop is so old...

About 2 days ago from edtechs Info's Twitter via Twitter for Android

RT @casparhenderson And, lo, there was a great earthquake; and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became as blood; And the stars of heaven fell unto the earth, even as a fig tree casteth her untimely figs; And the turtle did greatly nudge the basketball pic.twitter.com/hoq6…

About 2 days ago from edtechs Info's Twitter via Twitter for Android

I will add that purchasing anything should be excluded.

About 3 days ago from edtechs Info's Twitter via Twitter for Android

I have been challenged to provide #noscreen #learning/#fun activities that can be undertaken by kids year 1 to year 5 without (much) adult help. Help!!!???!!!

About 3 days ago from edtechs Info's Twitter via Twitter for Android

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Posted on March 20, 2015March 20, 2015Author Mandy HoneymanCategories e-learningTags emerging, internet stats, internet usage, low income, pew research, research

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