Elizabeth van der Klip from Papakura Normal School is our teacher featured in this edition. Elizabeth has been using her Mimio in class for four years now and is passionate about how it makes teaching and learning more effective.

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April: Teacher Feature: Elizabeth van der Klip
Teaching For Tomorrow
I wanted to share this exciting link that was sent to me. Madison Elementary school in Indiana is one of 8 Elementarys in Warsaw Community schools. They have 530 students from Kindergarten through to Grade 6. In the video they talk about the reality of their vision for technology of the future.

Have You Joined Yet?
Put up your feet, have a coffee and take a look at all the new blogs up on our website. We have started
some new regular blogs: Teacher Feature, Mark's Corner, Focus MimioConnect and helpful hints. Let us know what you think by writing a comment. Click on the following link and register: http://www.watermaninnovations.co.nz/Solutions

Focus on MimioConnect
Are you a member of MimioConnect? If not, why not? Join today! It's free and teachers all around the world are uploading resources, links to useful websites and gallery files.
After receiving an email announcing new Content from the team at MimioConnect I wanted to make you aware of some of the awesome resources that are available to you. This will become a regular blog.

Introducing our new Mimio Trainer
Mark is 27 year old. He’s originally from the motherland, thinks All-Blacks is an underwear brand, and enjoys wildlife photography, tramping about and reading. In warmer months, he can be seen far from his nest, maybe splashing about in a river, maybe browsing the undergrowth with his camera for lizards or insects. He’s largely diurnal but occasionally he drinks too much coffee and will talk incessantly into the night. He also enjoys mountain biking, although he’s thinking about reclassifying this to hill biking, as he finds the mountains here unfairly mountainous.

Teacher Feature: Megan Lindsay aka MeggiesNZ
Anyone who can help to make a teacher's life easier is someone we should find out more about. Each month we will feature a teacher who has come to our attention, whether it is the resources they have shared or something they are doing in their classrooms that will help to make our lives easier.

Four Schools Win a Morning Tea for their Staff
All teachers love a delicious morning tea with savory and sweet choices. Even better if it is free and paid for by someone other than the school. Four lucky schools have done just that.

“The World's fastest Full Colour Printer”
Dymo/Mimio ITT Wins Prestigious International red dot Award in Product Design Caegory for MimioClassroom Suite.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ —
DYMO/Mimio Interactive Teaching Technologies (ITT), a leading provider
of interactive tools for educators, has received the coveted red dot
award in the product design category for the MimioClassroom™ product suite.
The red dot awards are the world’s largest and most distinguished
design competition, first introduced in 1955. 2011 red dot award
winners were selected by a jury of 36 design experts who reviewed 4,433
products from over 60 countries for the prestigious honor.

Sacred Heart Primary, Thorndon wins a MimioView
Lindsay Moore, Lower North Education Territory Manager attended the Inspired Impact conference held in Palmerston North in February. A competition was held during this event.
We are pleased to announce the winning teacher is ...



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