Lisa Hill

Location
Melbourne ,   VIC,   Australia
Organisation
Mossgiel Park PS
Sector
School Education
Interests
Curriculum Planning, e-learning, eLearning, history teachers, libraries, podcasting, Wikis, SLAV
Blog
http://lisahillschoo...

About Me

I’m Director of Curriculum, and the teacher-librarian at Mossgiel Park PS, Endeavour Hills, an outer suburb of south-eastern Melbourne. I'm very interested in learning about Web 2.0, literature, and history.

What I've been doing

27 Nov
Stuff from Pearson FreeWeb PD (to be edited)
Images of England using FlickrStorm Picasa - upload from images to album direct Select which fold
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25 Nov
Deadly Vibe Poll
MPPS staff, please take a moment to complete this short poll about the use of a resource that is
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22 Nov
More goodies via SLAV
Today, via Australian History Links, at 5/6e 2008 via Bright Ideas Feature Wiki, I discovered Dav
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20 Nov
SLAV Bright Ideas
If youre a teacher-librarian, a lover of books or anyone interested in Web 2.0 and the amazing re
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16 Nov
SLAV Conference: Concurrent sessions & Featured Address
The first of the concurrent sessions I went to was a presentation by Jan Letta.  Jan is a wildlif
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SLAV Conference: Tohby Riddle
This keynote address was brilliant. Tohby Riddle is a wonderful author-illustrator of quirky pict
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SLAV Conference: Setting Literature Free
The SLAV conference was held this year at Federation Square, so I went in on our much maligned tr
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14 Nov
PDPs the collaborative way
This week, teachers at my school celebrated their years work by collaboratively reviewing their P
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12 Nov
Stephen Heppell in Melbourne
Today I was lucky enough to attend a Policy Research Forum and hear Professor Stephen Heppell ta
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01 Nov
International Teachers? Day 2008
It was International Teachers Day yesterday, and I received a heart-warming card from Taniell, Ca
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Lisa Hill 's Whiteboard

On 7 Jul 2008 John Travers wrote
Don't know the detials of adding a badge: technical wheels will have to turn before we get to that stage.
On 7 Jul 2008 John Travers wrote
Well you are doing all that is requried of Jing. The yellow ball is probably hiding in the top right of the screen. Seems like something is busted. Can only suggest reinstalling it, or connecting to it. They have a good web site which might explain the solution. But starting again is usually effective. Have used it on several computers with no problems. Thanks for the badge idea: we have it listed as a new feature.
On 5 Jul 2008 Lisa Hill wrote
Can I make a suggestion? I 've just joined Classroom 2.0 and they have an optional widget that one can add to a blog, like a badge for members. Wouldn't it be a good idea for Edna to offer such a widget so that we could add it to our blogs and so promote Edna in the online education community?
On 5 Jul 2008 Lisa Hill wrote
Hi John - thanks for getting back to me so promptly. *chuckle* anyone old enough to have B/W photos of their childhood is getting on a bit, don't you think? I just tried Jing again and will walk through what I did so that perhaps you can tell me what I'm doing wrong. First I clicked on the little orange ball at the top of my screen, moved the capture 'fences' around a little bit, and then clicked on video on the little orange and brown menu in the LHS of my screen. I made some inane commentary for about 15 seconds and then pressed the stop button. And then nothing happens. The little menu is still there (and won't go away) and the orange fences are still there at the top and bottom of the captured area. The orange ball at the top of my screen has vanished. Any suggestions? Lisa
On 5 Jul 2008 John Travers wrote
Lisa, Just tried out Jing, looking for problems and it should be really easy: You see a display of the capture immediately. I just did this one. http://screencast.com/t/vjyBV4qc of your page. Let me know what you see.