MrWarner.com

Welcome to MrWarner.com

Hi! I’m Mark Warner, a primary teacher in the UK. I’ve been teaching for about 10 years, and using ICT in a wide variety of ways in both my professional and my personal life. This blog is a place to share my ideas and experiences. I hope that they're useful to you.

Mark

13 January 2010 0 Comments

Mr Warner at BETT

Mr Warner at BETT

I have set up a new Posterous blog to use while I am attending BETT on Friday and Saturday of this week. I usually see lots of interesting and exciting things, so I’m going to be using this new blog as a way of recording these (so that I don’t forget) and also to share [...]

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7 January 2010 5 Comments

Twittering in the Snow

Twittering in the Snow

Lots of schools in the UK have had ‘Snow Days’ and have been closed this week because of the snowy weather. Luckily, our school hasn’t closed so far although we had quite a lot of snow last night. This meant that my journey to school was a little treacherous this morning. It also meant that [...]

25 November 2009 0 Comments

ICT Survey

ICT Survey

A few days ago, I read a really interesting blog post by David Mitchell, which you can view here. To summarise, David had carried a quick survey of his Year 6 class to find out about their use of ICT at home and asked the following questions:

Put up your hand if you have a computer [...]

19 November 2009 3 Comments

Review – Dell Latitude 2100 in the classroom

Review – Dell Latitude 2100 in the classroom

A while ago, I was was offered the chance to receive a Dell Latitude 2100 netbook for review purposes. While I don’t normally write reviews for products on my blogs, I agreed to take a look at the machine for two reasons:

My blog post ‘Using Flip Video in the classroom‘ has become extremely popular, [...]

6 November 2009 8 Comments

Starting a School Film Club

Starting a School Film Club

As mentioned previously, I’ve been running after school clubs for a number of years. This week, I started a new club… our first ever FilmClub! This is linked to the national (and government funded) FilmClub scheme which offers support for schools to set up their own clubs.

The FilmClub site explains that the project “gives pupils [...]

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