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My .NET 4.8 monolith just processed its 100 Millionth drawing! 🎨📈
Solo dev, legacy stack: ⚡️ SuperSocket (No SignalR!) ⚡️ 2 Bare metal servers ⚡️ Zero Microservices
Boring architecture wins. 👑
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@TravisrayS Great! Not only is it good for sustainability, but it requires imagination and creativity to find new uses for used items - traits we should encourage in every possible way we can find.
@Headteacherchat@dave_mcpartlin I think our best bet is to start with educators and their mindsets. I'm just reading "Out of our Minds" by @SirKenRobinson - a great book about what is really important in education (creativity, imagination, innovation)
@mrs_janusz@tishrich Great post 👍 I see games as a win win for the classroom - kids love games and will accept them happily; games make them actively involved in the subject, and encourage creativity
My next guest blogger is so inspiring to follow and is the author of Make Learning Magical, @tishrich!!
Check out my blog to read her latest, The Magic of Game Play! You'll walk away ready to bring games into the classroom! 😁
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@MissSpencerDT @FourfieldsY6 @Teacherglitter I'm just curious, if you have any stats on video views; are students using the feature and going through the content again?
Have you already played with https://t.co/HBinf6hVVe, a neural network by @OpenAI that can generate images from text prompts?
I'm truly amazed! Here is one example, input text was: "an illustration of a bunny in pajamas playing a grand piano"
Students are more likely to engage and take risks if they feel connected to their peers online. Nurturing a learning community must be ongoing.
3 Tips for Building Community Online https://t.co/AAmjMzoGfO #onlinelearning#blendedlearning#education#edchat#satchat