@adamboxer1 I say ‘just started’. I’m up to act 3 now. Possibly up there as best game I’ve ever played. Easily top 3 anyway. Carousel would probably make the top 5 if I was a student.
@Mr_Crome@adamboxer1 Hatch Lane is free and on the way from Legoland. Walk into town from there. Or walk to St Leonard’s Road where there’s loads of cafes and slightly nearer than true town centre
@adamboxer1@Mr_Crome Parking all day in Windsor is pricy. Unless you park on a free street away from the town centre and walk in (about 20mins). Loads of cafes and pubs. Windsor library open from 9.30 too.
@MrWilsonCompSci@adamboxer1 Wireless charging very useful. IPadsOS OneNote functions slightly paired down compared to Windows OneNote options (less inking options) but still great for teaching. 13” is nice screen estate, but heavy to lug around a classroom. I’ve used both and prefer 11” for portability.
@adamboxer1@DidaVonMoltke I bought your book but there’s nothing about black canvas modelling in it, just loads of stuff about blank canvas modelling. I want a refund.
@Glazgow@adamboxer1@FantasticMaths@MBDscience No doubt. But I’d wager the vast majority of teachers use PPT only because (a) they’re used to using it, and/or (b) it saves planning time because the resource already available to use is a PPT. I can’t think of many situations where something else wouldn’t be better than a PPT
@adamboxer1@mrallanmaths@BenRiceTeach You asked him a yes/no question without pushing it after to find out if he’d just guessed. You also didn’t ask him to discover the answer for himself. Rookie.