The latest issue of the Computers in Classrooms newsletter is now out. It's the first one published and distributed using a different mailing list service.

It contains reviews of hardware, books, and conferences, advice on lesson observation, information about World Math Day and an article by two teenagers about how and why they created talking books.

Read on for more information about the contents and how to subscribe (it's free).

Here's the table of contents:

• BETT 2009
  
  
• Talking Books
  
  
• Visualisers - their use in the primary classroom
  
  
• World Maths Day 2009
  
  
• Report on the Primary Capital Action 08 Conference
  
  
• Question time: questions to ask pupils during lesson observation
  
  
• Book Review: Virtual Shadows - Karen Lawrence Öqvist
  
  
• Book Review: Making Money With Your Blog
  
  
• Hardware review: The MPRO 110 Micro Projector

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© Terry Freedman Tue, 3 Mar 2009

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