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I really enjoyed this account Bryan. I have found the challenge associated with supporting my daughter intriguing. Sadly, coxing her down rabbit holes has been a bit of a challenge as I am not her ‘real teacher’. Although she has enjoyed diving into Minecraft which has been her supposed bonus passion project.
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This looks fantastic Bryan. I am definitely going to have to have a tinker with it #EngChat
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No – but really – we’re going to need to stop sucking…
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Bookmarked Remixer by Bryan Mathers (remixer.visualthinkery.com)

This site allows you to add your own meaning to artwork by participating in it’s remix. It’s a collection of distinct visual apps. If you’d like to use REMIXER for your business, conference or campaign,

This is the project page for all of Bryan Mathers’ remix projects. I have tinkered with a few of these in the past:

However, I did not release how many others had been created, including an WWW EBI postcard, thrump card templates, meme generator and an open badge designer.

Read Write Respond Custom Stamp
Bryan Mathers has been diving into the code once again, this time making tool to create a custom stamp:

A mash up of Mathers' stamp and image he created a while back
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This is the second such project, with the first being the option to create your own element