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Just found out on the FaceBook group for ICT & Computing Teachers, as well as some tweets, that Ian Lynch from The Learning Machine / INGOTS has sadly passed away.

 

For those who hadn't come across Ian or The Learning Machine, he was a real treasure to work with and talk to. A vision for changing the way we view assessment of ICT and I hope the legacy of The Learning Machine goes from strength to strength.

 

My condolences to his family and friends, and all schools who have been working with him.

 

For a personal memory I go back to uk.education.schools-IT and the circular arguments about Linux, RiscOS and Windows (wonder where the rest of them are now, eh @SpuffMonkey ?)... or one Naace conference trying to work out who would stay up latest between him and Tony Parkin.

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Just found out on the FaceBook group for ICT & Computing Teachers, as well as some tweets, that Ian Lynch from The Learning Machine / INGOTS has sadly passed away.

 

For those who hadn't come across Ian or The Learning Machine, he was a real treasure to work with and talk to. A vision for changing the way we view assessment of ICT and I hope the legacy of The Learning Machine goes from strength to strength.

 

My condolences to his family and friends, and all schools who have been working with him.

 

Hear hear. Not someone I always agreed with but someone I respected and enjoyed talking with back in the day. This is sad news indeed.

 

For a personal memory I go back to uk.education.schools-IT and the circular arguments about Linux, RiscOS and Windows (wonder where the rest of them are now, eh @SpuffMonkey ?)...

 

ahem!

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Had fun over the last few days reading through the archives .... The nativity, how NGs deal with a pet troll, etc ... And the number of discussions that were had 15 years ago that seem to appear on here!
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Sad news - slow reply as I've been away.

 

It does seem a long time ago since we were doing the new group thing - they seem to be mostly dead now - even the "hooky" ones - shame as I preferred them to proprietary forums and FB groups.

 

Ian seemed a nice chap on the brief occasion I met him - very sad to hear of his passing.

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