Keep the website Who Is Sick? in your browser favourites, in case any students are feeling off-colour!
Add them to the database and see if any geographical patterns emerge. Someone claims to be feeling a little peaky in Exeter today!
Keep the website Who Is Sick? in your browser favourites, in case any students are feeling off-colour!
Add them to the database and see if any geographical patterns emerge. Someone claims to be feeling a little peaky in Exeter today!
Over 100 new datasets have been added to Gapminder according to the Gapminder World blog
I’ve made this as part of a forthcoming course for NQTs. Maybe it will be useful to others. There’s hundreds of similar lists - but this one is composed entirely of sites that I find indispensible in my teaching (apart from Remember The Milk - I just like the name!)
The file as a stand alone web page (diagram only)
The file as a Word Document (includes extra notes)
The original Inspiration 8 file (includes hidden notes)
Playing with Wordle via: Information Aesthetics
This is a word cloud of my del.icio.us tags - and very revealing about my online activities over the past three years.
Beacon Dodsworth provide a really interesting dataset called P2 People and Places on their website. Look up UK postcodes to see how the local area is classified. I tried it out with a group of students who were astonished at the results.
I’ve extensively revised and updated my Google Earth based lesson on wind energy:

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