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Games are the new School

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What would you consider cheating in homework?

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At 5:39pm on January 11, 2009, Ian Carmichael said…: G'day Or-Tal,
Always a joy to see you!

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School / Work Affiliation: PTA and more

Website: http://www.saveby.com/

Blog: http://www.or-tal.com

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About Me: I have just launched my new startup - http:///www.saveby.com/.
I do have a plan for another startup, a game platform for knowledge exchange targeted mainly at the ages of 8-15.

I am active on many social network, mainly twitter and facebook, to help build relationship with more education innovators from around the world.

You can often find my on twitter during the #edchat (every Tuesday).

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