Issue: 20 June's 3rd plus other resources

The latest eMagazine is available for you to download and/or read online.

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I've also added the helloslide produced at yesterday's Annual Event; available at http://www.helloslide.com/presentations/25mmrmqmqq/play-youtube-videos-without-distractive-features and the two Live Binders that I used in the workshops...

• Enhancing the Learning Experience at http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=923766 and
• A 21st Century Practitioner should be able to... at http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=923942.

I've also created a CPD YouTube clip from the same PowerPoint as the Helloslide above. this can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=RgIIARrrQzw.
I hope there is something there for everyone.

Created to produce a How-To - also included

In the process of producing a clip on "Converting PowerPoint to Video for Free" I produced this clip.

You can also access it at...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EvCYBwlGnk

An the clip that  I was producing is this one...

You can access it at...

http://youtu.be/lvSduv376Es 

As always, feel free to share and/or embed in VLEs, Blogs etc.

Embed Part of a YouTube Video

My latest effort is embedded below and via this link...
http://www.helloslide.com/presentations/sz4hoj3ses/embed-part-of-a-youtube-video 

Using this presentation practitioners and learners can easily, for free, embed just a part of YouTube video with time stamp for start and end. 
This helps to trim the YouTube video and the viewer will concentrate only on a certain portion of the video. 
Hopefully, you will find this useful.

Welcome to the University of Suli Breaks.

I look at a large number of RSS links daily, some of which include video clips. 
I start looking at many of them and, in some cases, watch the whole clip.
However, it isn't often that I, not only watch the clip but also look for others. 
It's even less likely that I then spend some time looking at these additional clips.
Well today was one of those days. 

The clips?

• I Will Not Let An Exam Result Decide My Fate

Lyrics available at http://universityofsulibreaks.tumblr.com/post/47944196535/iwillnotletanexamresultdecidemyfate

...and...

• Why I Hate School But Love Education

Note: I can quite see how Suli Breaks, has been hailed by many as one of the greatest poets to have graced the mic in Britain. He's also currently considered one of the best performers within the UK, with his lyrical content unsurpassed by any.

"In all walks of life, I feel that it is important to listen to others, question what we do and reflect/review current practice."

By doing just that, we can adapt, plan, and bring about changes that will enhance current practice.
What do you think?