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Monthly Archives: January 2005
Hammy Nibbles His Way onto Walk of Fame
» by liam January 31, 2005 at 9:59 am » Comments (0)
As a kid newly arrived to Canada from Northern Ireland one of the biggest changes for me to make was getting to know all the new TV shows (that’s a ...more »Canada kids books not into seal-eating (or hugging)
» by liam January 30, 2005 at 1:16 pm » Comments (0)
[via places for writers] Children’s writer Andri Snaer Magnason may be an award winning author in his home country of Iceland, but in Canada, his book The Story of ...more »S&S use tsunami to sell christ to kids
» by liam January 27, 2005 at 3:45 pm » Comments (0)
“[The audience for these books] is not what we have always thought of as the traditional Christian market. It’s Joe Everybody. When a tsunami hits, you want to be reassuring ...more »Being anti-anti-everything
» by liam January 26, 2005 at 9:25 am » Comments (0)
Max Barry is a fine example of a writer who uses his website to promote his books, communicate with his fans and speak his mind. In his latest post he ...more »-
I'm an award-winning children's author and educator. This is where I talk about teaching with technology, video games, writing graphic novels, middle grade and YA fiction and more. Feel free to join in on the conversation.
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June 2013
Central Ontario Computer Association
On Wednesday, June 12th, I'll be talking to education leaders about Game Based Learning in schools at the 2013 COCA Retreat in Barrie, ON.
I'll also run a free-play session on our GamingEdus Minecraft server . It's going to be fun!
Academy of the Impossible
On Thursday, June 20th, I'll be with my GamingEdus pals at the Academy of the Impossible talking about our second year running the Multi-School Minecraft server.
We'll also run another free-play session on our GamingEdus Minecraft server. Things will get destroyed. You must come!
Tech Tales Short Stories
Graphic Guide Adventures
Max Finder Mystery
With Craig Battle
