Here is a video to demonstrate how I created the triggers to activate the scrolling text in my earlier post
Right click on this link and open it in a new browser window.
Using_triggers_and_scrolling_text_to_set_up_a_quiz.swf (12759.1K)
March 2012
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- coucoucircus.org - Bienvenue
This site gives you access to the theme tunes and lyrics of hundreds of French TV programmes, in particular a lot of children's cartoon series. - Contact me
- Training Videos on how to ..... in ICT and the Web
I have found out a LOT from this site. Russell Stannard has won an award for his work on this site. Clear, practical help. - Flash Video Big Books
This is a great site for anyone interested in using story telling as a key component of their courses. Some free stuff but the books you have to buy are pretty cheap and excellent quality. Highly recommended. - Wordle - Create word clouds
This is a fantastic little site for anyone wanting to be creative with Language. It creates key word diagrams on any topic in an arty way. It is a great way to introduce a topic or allow kids to create a keyword list to help them prepare for a speaking test - Smartboard Ideas
- Royds School Language Department
Provides a useful model for anyone thinking of setting up a departmental blog site
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