Only 5 sleeps to edna’s 10th birthday.
Today we got greetings from Luisa Marquardt in Italy who sent a link to her blog posting.
http://biblioragazzi.wordpress.com/2007/11/21/i-primi-10-anni-di-edna/
One of the staff translated the Italian for me (mine is only good for reading railway timetables) as:
EDNA (EDucation Network Australia), the Australian network of interesting resources, easily accessible online and useful for those who work in education, is turning 10 years old. EDNA is the fruit of a project between the Australian and State governments. Commenced in 1996 and operational from 1997, to spread the educational use of technology and maintain technological innovation and educational methodologies in schools.
Many thanks for the greeting Luisa. We hope many friends will be able to join us online. See yesterday’s posting for how to do that.
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Babelfish translation was pretty interesting though
EDNA (EDucation Network Australia), the Australian interesting net revives, easy and accessible liberations on linens and useful for how many operate in the field of the instruction, complete 10 years. EDNA is fruit of a combined plan between the administration centers them Australian and those premises, started in the 1996 and operating one from ` the 97, in order to diffuse the didactic use of the technologies and to support the technological and methodological-didactic innovation in the school
OzTrans gave:
edna (Education Network Australia), cobbled together heaps of Internets links and tools for the edumacators for a dead-set long time now - it’s 10th b’day. It was the Canberra and State pollies got together at the local and coming up with a bonza idea to get the local teach’ to use this new heaps good fandangled computer networky stuff at schools.
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