CRASH BANG BOOM! What are these sounds called? Onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is a word that phonetically resembles the sound that it describes. Basically, it is a word that is written how it sounds. I came up with a sign for it.
I discuss how soulless and jerky avatars are being replaced by the latest in Avatar technology and human effort
Find out what eBooks are available in both English and Sign Language.
Engaging in conversation with deaf children during storytime is the most important thing parents can do
Teaching your child how to flick through the pages of a traditional paper book and to understand the story is one thing, teaching them how to find, read and understand information on the internet is another…
What is the difference between asynchronous and synchronous learning? What is a Learning Management System? Many of us get confused. This infographic explains it all!
A PLE would be an accumulation of tools selected by the learner to support and organise their own learning. How can we use them to the full?
