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NextGen Slideshow Fixed - 2011-09-17 20:53:34 -
I uninstalled the NextGEN plugin and reinstalled it but my gallery links were demolished. I will re-import them to set up a new link table - when I have time. Thanks again for the heads up.
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Post Revamp - 2011-09-15 12:59:30 -
No I am not giving up on blogging or podcasting!

On the contrary, I have 96 private postings from the last 14 months on various topics which I shared with 43 WordPress trainees. 29 of these WordPress enthusiasts are from the eTwinning community and the remainder are teachers from around Ireland and some PC users who attended last year's Digital Bootcamp organised by the INTo and delivered by Apple last summer in Alexander College, Dublin.

I will tidy them up, especially the posts with links and publish them (publicly) over the next few weeks.

Thanks for the "Back 2 School" emails.
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Teacher takes shuttle to work

Teachernaut - Barbara set up class today in the Space Shuttle Endeavour.

"One of the seven Endeavor astronauts, schoolteacher Barbara Morgan, will take part in several educational activities on the space station, said Stodieck. Morgan was the back-up to astronaut Christa McAuliffe, known as the "teacher in space," who died along with [...]

Photo Gallery is back!

The thumbnail display in the sidebar has been restored. Regular visitors to the site will have witnessed several hardcode attempts over that last two weeks. I think it is back to “normal”. The only reason I can think of that has made this site a target is my innicent question last January where [...]

School Website makeover

Sadly I received no emails or comments for the proposed site make over. There is stil time as I will be spending the next three weeks converting the school website http://www.sasns.ie into a blog and podcasting site. Hopefully there will be a lot of interaction between the two sites. At the moment the task is like having your [...]

Sea Stallion in harbour north of Cloghar Head – I think!

Welcome to Ireland.

The Sea Stallion of Glendalough is safely moored this morning north of Cloghar Head. They made land after sailing from the Isle of Man. The day before the crew had to battle through a severe storm from the island of Islay south (down) the North Channel and into the Irish Sea as they made there [...]