In Marlfield Wood of County Tipperary and thinking about networked trees. Remembering George David Haskell's 2017 book The Songs of Trees, Suzanne Simard "How Trees Talk to Each Other" and Peter Wohlleben's The Hidden Life of Trees.

The cover art shows there's a paucity of action on Anchor Version Two but I've got call-ins and cross-talk from @EliGarf and @BarbaraKB and @omaniblog to answer and that's why I've created this Wave on Anchor v2 and pushed it out as an episode. Also: scuttlebutt about @TimEreneta and @GeorgieDee.

With voices of Eli Garf, BarbaraKB, and Paul O'Mahony.

In another uncut edition of the show, Mark Barnes challenges you to take a chance and ask students to rate your in-class presentations or lessons. Channeling Hacking Engagement author and podcaster James Sturtevant, Mark shares Hack 35 from Sturtevant's 50 Tips & Tools to Engage Teachers and Learners Daily, along with one nifty tech tool to easily empower your student focus groups. Listen now and learn how to leverage student opinion to be the best teacher you can be.Check out Hacking Engagement and

Trump is pulling the fringes into full view.

Newsround by Bernie Goldbach in Drogheda

Day of loyalty tests

From the Air Safety Aircraft Accident Report: The Cessna 208B aircraft took off from runway 27 at Clonbullogue Airfield (EICL), Ireland, at approximately 14:13 hours local time. At departure, the occupants on board were the pilot, who was seated in the left-hand cockpit seat, a passenger (a young child), who was seated in the right-hand cockpit seat, and 16 parachutists, who occupied two bench seats in the main cabin. The aircraft was operating the fifth parachuting flight that day and had been

Front page headlines in Ireland, including items about ethics. Interesting facts about World Cup consumer behavior. And some Notes to Self.

While at Clonmel Show

Mark shares a story from author/consultant Angela Stockman about a student who asked for feedback from her teacher, only to be given judgement and criticism. You'll be surprised at what Angela instructed the student to do next.Read the story, excerpted from Stockman's Hacking the Writing Workshop at http://hacklearning.org/feedbackVisit our episode archive at http://hacklearningpodcast.com

Enjoying newsy reports from 7yo boys and girls in County Tipperary, Ireland.

What if educators knew their students so well, they could predict exactly when kids would quit? Imagine how easily you could propel learners forward, if you had this incredible power.Longtime classroom teachers Adam Chamberlin and Sveti Matejic say that understanding Quit Point is the key to unlocking the full potential of teaching and learning.Learn more at http://hacklearning.org/quitpointBrowse our shelves at http://hacklearningbooks.com

Thinking about the clips being shared on #audiomo by creatives using Anchor.fm and by using Wizibel alongside our Ricoh Theta S camera when making the cover art.

And educator commented on a tweet, which ignited what someone called a "mob mentality." This Twitter conversation inspired Mark Barnes to share a scenario he envisioned, during what he says looked like teachers bashing teachers on social media. For more detail, read the show notes at http://hacklearning.org/bashingteachersFor more episodes, visit http://hacklearningpodcast.com

Bernie Goldbach experiments with the t.bone SC-450 into Anchor's web interface via W10, the Zoom MSH-6 mic module directly into the Anchor web interface via Windows 10, and the Rode Smart Lav+ into the Anchor iOS app. See all the photos by looking at @topgold's flow on Instagram.

Reading critical reviews of one of the first blogs written by an Irish citizen. The blog belongs to Dervala Hanley at http://dervala.com and its content extends back to pre-Google days. Students on the Clonmel Digital Campus dove into parts of Dervala Hanley's writing, extracting epigraphs and writing essays about elements of Dervala's online personas. Check out http://insideview.ie for expanded coverage.

#audiolog Taking the Zoom H6 field recorder into a primary school classroom to hear unabashed creativity from young and Irish children in County Tipperary, Ireland.

Sharing thoughts about a tragic aviation accident (and some war stories for colour) a day after a local skydiving club lost its main plane, its instructor pilot and a 7yo passenger.

Must learn to count my pennies.