Sheyne Lucock
Currently leading on IT for Barking and Dagenham's School Investment Programme.
Pressure of work has kept me away from the web of late, but I have had some fun on the photo-sharing website DigitalRev along with professional photographers and wannabes like me.
Not so recent activity on the web includes publishing online the Barking and Dagenham Guide to Interactive Teaching Technologies, a work blog entry on the Inevitability of change in schools' ICT, a review of the Mobi View mobile interactive whiteboard, and a revisiting of Infotech, whch I published way back in 1988. I also argue that Interactive Whiteboards are the right technology used in the wrong way.
On my personal blog I have added a collection of drawings from two little sketch books that belonged to my Father before WW2. You can also see when I took a walk around my local Docklands neighbourhood, talked about my Grandfather and his volunteer work with the Rocket Apparatus, a painting of Moy Castle on the Isle of Mull, and what I feel about a cup of coffee and a good book.
Started on 1st January 2012
A slide show of drawings from 1936-37.
17th Century Physician's Handbook
Treatments and remedies from a working Physician's handbook published in the 17th century.
This has been getting a lot of hits lately, especially this lucky shot of clouds over London. I've been uploading a very eclectic collection of curious photos, some taken from old family prints. Latest additions are a set of wall paintings in Philadelphia, some Native American Indian paintings on sandstone, and my favourite plants and flowers. I have also added two sets of photographs with evocative colours - one from Morocco, and the other from various places around the world.
360 degree panoramas from Summer 1999
A joint project with North Carolina DPI Instructional Technology
Tower of London and Tower Bridge
Not strictly a panorama, but lending itself to the same presentation, is a painting on camel bone of Persians playing polo.
