THE FINAL STEP

Now, if you have the answers to all these questions, try the following:

From the Fleet Quest:

• Take the L from Fleet in question 1
• Take the O from Stavrou in question 4
• Take the E from Seneca in question 6.
• Take the R from Roarty in question 8
• Take the N from Janet in question 9
• Take the G form McGowan in question 13.
• Take the L form LearnScope in question 14

From the LearnScope Quest:

• Take the A from April in question 8.

From the OnFX Quest:

• Take the I from six in question 2
• Take the N from Freehand and the N from Introduction in question 3
• Take the E from end in question 6

AND add an ' I ' and you have LOERNGLAINNENI! Can you unscramble these letters into 2 meaningful and relevant words for this project?

The Internet anagram server at http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/index.html may have the answer but as it generates too many anagrams it may be hard to find! It may provide some light relief anyway!

If you can unscramble the anagram, go back to the FLeET homepage, click on 'contribute' and send your answwer to the Admiral. There's a prize for the first to get the correct answer in! Honest.

Got more time? Here's some questions to ponder:

Did you find this kind of exercise a useful or enjoyable way of learning? How might this methodology benefit your students? (Again, you might post your thoughts in the FLeET forum (http://www.localweb.dmi.tafe.sa.edu.au/mindmedia/) , or email Jeff Catchlove (jeffcat@dmi.tafe.sa.edu.au) or Michael Coghlan (michaelc@tafe.sa.edu.au) and tell them what you think.

OR

If you don't feel like writing and just want to continue browsing have a look at Primo Angeli's site (Carlo Pagoda from Primo Angeli was a recent guest of DMI). This site is a good example of exquisite web design. It's at http://www.primo.com/.