Resources | Community Cohesion | Cross-curricular | Case Studies | Seminar Materials | Links Archive
Welcome to MirandaNet Resources
This is the new home for useful resources such as cross-curricular projects.
Community Cohesion Projects
- Background to the Community Cohesion Projects
- 1. Healthy Eating – the production of healthy eating recipes, for and by people with learning disabilities, using visual learning techniques. Commissioned by NHS Kingston. (Published by the “Journal of Assistive Technologies, Volume 3, Issue 1 March 2009)
- 2. Keeping Safe – a DVD created for and by people with learning disabilities about personal safety. Commissioned by NHS Kingston. (Published by “Journal of Assistive Technologies, Volume 4, Issue 2, June 2010)
- 3. Creating and using Interactive White Board Games – commissioned by Lambeth College
- 4. Acquired Brain Injury – commissioned by Kingston Social Services
- 5. International Links Paper given at the RITWIT Conference, Cambridge, 2009. Teaching English, using an interactive white board to Taiwanese students, on-line.
Cross Curricular Projects
- Global Warming Project (this project was endorsed by the Professor of Energy and Environment Policy Department of Geography King's College London)
- Science Through Arts
Further items for downloading which cover cross-curricular topics:
- Cross-curricular Pedagogy for Key Stage 3 (and early examples) (pdf file from Lawrence Williams, 25KB)
- Integrating ICT tools for learning: Computers and Creativity (pdf file from Lawrence Williams, 23KB)
- Science Education in Romania through hands-on activities (PowerPoint file from Dan Sporea, 4.9MB)
Case Studies and Seminar Materials
There are currently over 170 MirandaNet Case Studies available from our E-Journals, covering numerous topics to do with the use of ICT in teaching and learning. Some of our seminars have given rise to useful materials which can also be accessed on this website, and our MirandaMods are also producing some fascinating materials.
We also have a link to the MirandaNet Web Links Archive: this was once a very useful and comprehensive body of 'approved' web links, together with our monthly recommended sites, and our once prestigious MirandaRose awards. The advent of powerful search engines embedded into the browser has probably made most of that resource redundant, and it has not been updated for some years. However, we still get requests for updates, so if anyone is willing...
We welcome offerings from other schools.
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