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		<title>Presentation by Tom Barrett</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Several months ago, I got in touch with Tom Barrett after we had both started blogging about Google Earth in the classroom.  Tom is a Primary teacher in Grade 6 and he has a fantastic blog and his classes are using blogs as well.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Several months ago, I got in touch with <a href="http://tbarrett.edublogs.org/" title="t barett" target="_blank">Tom Barrett</a> after we had both started blogging about Google Earth in the classroom.  Tom is a Primary teacher in Grade 6 and he has a fantastic blog and his <a href="http://priestsic6.learnerblogs.org/" title="Priestic 6" target="_blank">classes are using blogs as well</a>.</p>
<p>I liked what Tom was doing in the classroom and I used his work in my presentation to the k12online conference last year.  Then I asked Tom to do a presentation for our Primary teachers as part of the Australian Government Quality Teachers Program.  It was 10 months in the making as we couldn&#8217;t find a date that we could get all our Primary teachers together.  In the end, we thought we&#8217;d do one campus at a time.<br />
Tom presented from London last week to semi-rural Melbourne.  It was 7:30 am here and 10:30 pm there.  Many thanks  must go to our Primary staff for actually turning up (in their dressing gowns), but more importantly,  Karen Griffiths who supported me throughout this activity.</p>
<p>Most importantly, Tom talked about how he uses Google Earth, blogs, wikis, PhotoStory  and Turning Point  in his class.  It was enthralling to watch and listen to him as well as his captivated audience.  I&#8217;ve had several comments from our staff, who were quite impressed with his presentation and several have already asked about how they can do some of the same things.</p>
<p>Thanks Tom.</p>
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