Submitted by Jonathan on 19 February 2013 - 11:34pm
The iPad Mini is designed to be carried everywhere. It wants to just slip into a small bag. Now that my wife uses hers to read, it gets put in her handbag wherever she goes. As with all Apple products, they look gorgeous naked and dreadful when fully clothed in a huge unwieldy case.
I think we have discovered the perfect case which offers practical protection from scuffs and scratches whilst being carried, to enabling its natural beauty to be showcased whenever in use.
This is the Encase designed pouch in a charcoal wool finish. Snug, sleek and very well protected.
More iPad Mini cases can be found online here.
Submitted by Jonathan on 13 October 2010 - 9:50pm
When I walked into school this morning I noticed that our Year 5 and 6s have started their technology projects. What was even more inspiring was the paper used to protect the worktops. Large sheets of architectural design plans formed a fascinating backdrop on which the pupils worked.
According to the class teacher, the pupils were engrossed in understanding the plans and continued to ask pertinent questions about what they represented. What better way than to provide a technically rich workspace to stimulate ideas and the development of solutions to problems.
I loved it and am a big fan of these approaches to really engage pupils. Fabulous stuff!
Role play can be so powerful to create the right mood and atmosphere for learning.
