We want to support #teachers, #parents & anyone who loves #ComputerScience with our unplugged playful #computing activities that use everyday household objects... So we're intro’ing #ComputingAtHome! Now grab the playdough and dust off that jigsaw ✨😁
👉https://t.co/StQcKgW4F2
@GetSteinered@nickdorazio3rd Or people that want to have children going by those reports. It’s a 50% reduction IF TRUE but that is also unverified even by the company that made it. Be positive and all that but also be realistic.
@nickdorazio3rd@GetSteinered Also... “A Fujifilm spokesperson said the company is not involved in the Chinese clinical trials and is currently evaluating them”
@nickdorazio3rd@GetSteinered Also “
South Korea's ministry of food and drug safety also decided not to import Avigan after infectious disease experts ruled that there was not enough clinical data to prove the drug's efficacy”
.@NetflixUK’s popular searches at the moment are interesting. People trying to entertain kids in isolation, and probably not seeing the BEST info on how to deal with it all. 😂
Oh and Friends because obviously
Really very glad to finally have #ukiepedia out in the wild. It's hopefully a simple tool with a lot of reach to improve everyone's access to industry knowledge.
https://t.co/Utqq7gaxn9
The financial impact of Coronavirus has been so devastating for me and hit me so hard, I did call my therapist, as my anxiety was through the roof. In times like this, it's important to have someone to talk too that you trust.
@SamMGreer Hey Sam, I believe @GeorgeOsborn is trying to do a Mario Kart online social session at lunchtimes with @uk_ie, although Animal Crossing made it difficult to access recently! Be in touch with UKIE and let us know if there are other games/platform ideas. This stuff helps. Trust me.
@MckKirk Finally I will say that games in general, by their base nature, are amazing for learning. Again a throwback to a Sandhurst lesson:
“Tell me and I will forget. Show me and I will remember. Let me do it and I will understand”.
Games are intrinsically that.
@MckKirk Will also do a shoutout to games like Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. Games can teach us about things we may not only be experiencing ourselves but also about what others may be experiencing, through incredibly powerful, interactive experiences. Sympathy is a vital skill.