7th Wedding Anniversary Gift Ideas

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Although the Seventh anniversary is not considered a milestone anniversary, it is still important to remember and celebrate this date. Finding a unique gift using the traditional copper or wool suggestions may seem a bit difficult, but if you consider the couples’ interests, hobbies and personal style, you’ll find something to fit. Of course, you don’t have to follow the lists, they are just ideas. To help you find the perfect gift to mark the day, read on:

Romantic Copper Gifts

For romantic gifts for her, look for jewelry made from copper. Copper jewelry includes bracelets with her birthstone, drop-leaf earrings or choose a piece of three-tone jewelry that includes copper. For him, a copper chain necklace or a magnetic healing bracelet or a copper hammered ring. Copper jewelry comes in a variety of designs, If you are re buying for your beloved, pick a design that has a special meaning to you both. Some excellent top rated gifts for 7th wedding anniversary are here. Another idea is to personalise a copper photo-frame with your favourite photo taken of you both in the last year.

Ideal Bridal Shower and Gifts for A Teacher

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Organizing a bridal shower can be a challenging task if you don’t have a plan. The gift-giving party demands great organizational skills crowned with an unmatched presence in preparation for the wedding. Weddings are meant to be a one-time lifetime event and getting it right the first time is everyone’s goal. So regardless of who is wedding, the event should be a memorable one. Gift Read More …

MootUK10 Delegate Survey

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A brief summary of results In an effort to get feedback on this year’s Moot and ask delegates to provide input for next year’s conference we’ve invited all 285 attendees to fill in our online survey. At closing of the polls on 7 May 2010 we had received 81 responses, giving us a 28% response rate. There was an equal split of Moot first-timers (49.4%) Read More …

Moodling from Down Under

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Boss: I think you should go to the UK Moot this year. Me: Um, ok. And so started my adventure of coming from the small town of Adelaide, South Australia, to London for the 2010 UK Moodle Moot. As opening day for the Moot approaches and I start to think seriously about my first trip ever to the UK, I have also been lucky enough Read More …

Give and take

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Share your feedback and win 2 tickets It seems everyone had a great time at MoodleMoot UK 2010. To help us make sure next year’s organisers have a headstart we are putting together a little ‘how-to-run-a-Moot’ report with lessons learned. A big part of this report will be the feedback from the delegates. What went well, and what didn’t? What should continue and what should Read More …

Feedback from Anne plus …

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As a first-time MoodleMooter I would like to add my twopenn’orth here and say that I particularly enjoyed the friendliness of all whom I spoke to.  I feel rather red-faced with embarrassment because I was the one whose husband gatecrashed the wonderful guided tour. I recently unearthed this vintage picture of us both … Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dr-anne/4562826803 mind map I used mind42.com to create a personal Read More …

Moodle: Where are the Teachers?

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I’m looking forward to presenting on “Moodling with the Primaries“ in a few weeks’ time.  I am glad that,  like the imoot model, there are strands for Teachers as well as other users of Moodle. I intend highlighting some of the good  Moodle activities our local primaries have been doing, sharing my school’s primary liaison work and talking in general about my experiences helping primary Read More …

Facilitator Post – David Hooper

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I would certainly echo Martin Sepion’s comments about the opening presentations from Professor Geoffrey Crossick and Professor Sugata Mitra being good – they kicked off the Moot with a buzz that lasted the whole conference. I facilitated the Moodle in Schools workshop which was equally inspiring; children in year 2 upwards were using moodle with a variety of colourful themes (one memorably based around creepy Read More …

Moodlenomics – what is it?

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Unfortunately a lot of the description for the moodlenomics session seems to have gone astray, so I thought I would provide this as a summary, so that people can decide if it sounds interesting. Open source projects like Moodle are not a case of someone programming in their spare bedroom after work any more.  In order to survive and grow, they have to have a Read More …

MoodleMootUK 2010: A View from the Trenches

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From Philip Butler ULCC, Chair of MMUK10 Programme Committee Running on adrenalin during MoodleMoot UK 2010 (#mootuk10) meant that the following days have been returning to earth with a bump!  I imagine it’s similar to what astronauts must have felt when returning to earth; the world is familiar but strangely different.  The annual UK Moot took place 13 & 14 April 2010 with the impressive Read More …