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This document outlines the schedule and activities for an ICT inquiry presentation on the effects of having an immersion wiki. It includes applications like Keynote and Kidpix that will be used to cover goals, literacy, math and reading. The presentation will investigate topics through a wiki site and website called "Nga Taonga" and conclude with next steps.
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I C T - marama
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- 10. Inspiration 7 - Topic & Reading
- 12. Wiki site