Warrick Wynne

warrickwynne.com

warrick wynne

I am a teacher and writer based in Melbourne, Australia. I’m the author of three books of poetry and several resource books for senior English students as well as many articles and reviews.

I’m interested in reading, writing, photography, landscape, memory, and integrating technology in learning.

This site is a directory of his online content and links to the various web pages, blogs and wikis I’ve been involved in building over the last few years.

LINKS

teaching & learning blog

poetry home page

poeticise (thinking about poetry) blog

reading on GoodReads

music on last.fm

Above: Warrick at Angkor Wat, and on the lofty heights of Mt Martha (160m!)

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Poeticise blog ….: thinking about poetry

One of the nice things about a term break is the chance to think and write and walk, to take some photos and take some time. Here’s some shots of a short walk I did yesterday, along the mangrove-studded shoreline of Western Port Bay. Hopefully, there’s a poem coming along too at some point.

Roger Bannister and the Four Minute Mile

I was sad this week to hear of the passing of Roger Bannister, the English athlete who famously broke the four minute mile in 1954. I grew up a little after that, in the shadow of World War II, the British Empire’s last gasps, the ascent of Everest and the four minute mile. Bannister, boyish […]

Teaching and learning blog …: teaching and learning with technology

Ed-Tech in the age of Facebook

I’ve never had a Facebook account and I’m pleased about that. I’m certainly not anti-tech. I was an early advocate for the internet, started blogging pretty much as soon as it was possible, built web-sites, built digital resources, helped establish online communities and took up tools like OneNote, with gusto. In fact, the raison d’être […]

My Must Have Mac Apps for 2017

Acknowledgements to the list-makers, whose work I enjoy so much. The structure of this list based on John Vorhees work for Mac Stories This year I’ve dug myself deeper and deeper into the Apple universe, a Mac and a Mac Mini and even using a MacBook Pro for work (not the sturdy Windows 10 workhorse) […]