User:Smjchin

Susan Chinnery
Employer:	Ellerslie Secondary School
Occupation:	IT Coordinator
Nationality:	British/Barbadian
Country:	Barbados
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Summary

Susan Margaret Julia Chinnery

British by birth and Barbadian by choice, I became a teacher by chance.

Academic Background

Ellerslie at Independance

• A Biology graduate -
  • Head of Science at Ellerslie Secondary School, Barbados.
• A trained teacher -
  • Substitute Science Methods Tutor, Erdiston Teachers Training College
• An MCSE -
  • ITC at Ellerslie Secondary School, Barbados.

Pets

Police horses visit Ellerslie on a really rainy day

• Horses
  1. Sea Treasure
  2. Tax Free
• Dogs
  1. Alfie
  2. George
  3. Duchess
  4. Shadow
  5. Dougal
  6. Nipper
• Cats
  1. BG (Bajan Garfield)

This is the L4C logo at the Commonwealth of Learning

This horse is from the Flickr collection

This Scottish sea monster is from Wikimedia commons

Fellow Participants

1. Myrl
2. Glyne
3. David
4. Burkley
5. Vasco
6. Janice
7. Mary
8. Peggy
9. Maxine
10. Junior
11. Wendy
12. Pamela
13. Charmaine
14. Lavonne
15. Troy
16. Andrea

Lesson Learned To-day

Key points

Open Source Content - "Knowledge is the only resource that when shared is not depleted" Freedom to use, that is the freedom to run the program, for any purpose (freedom 0). Help yourself which is the freedom to study how the program works, and adapt it to your needs (freedom 1). Access to the source code is a precondition for this. Help your neighbour that is, the freedom to redistribute copies without restriction (freedom 2). Help your community referring to the freedom to improve the program, and release your improvements to the public, so that the whole community benefits (freedom 3). Access to the source code is a precondition for this. If any of these freedoms is substantially missing, then it is not free software. So for example, so-called freeware, which is copyright software that you can download without cost but without access to the source code is not free software.

--Smjchin 19:25, 6 November 2008 (UTC)

My Content Contributions

• Elements of the Extended Classroom

Links

• Slideshow demo