Apr 19, 2016
Perhaps organisations will at last think twice before opening up naming rights to community consultation.
Just because it works for the latest cute baby at the zoo doesn't mean it will for, say, a scientific vessel or, say, a new vegemite brand.
Why shouldn't people have fun with it? After all, it's to get people talking about the item and that has certainly happened, but after Kraft's experience with their vegemite and cheese combo that gained the name iSnack2.0 by popular vote, it seems bizarre that the public relations people at the NERC didn't envisage a less than distinguished name. It now seems they will reject the publicly voted name which then causes a new wave of criticism.
I find Boaty McBoatface an hilarious name, and so was the spoof video for Kraft's iSnack2.0. Wonder when we'll see another public vote for the launch of something?
Read more in The Conversation, here.
Great activities for Term 4- In Sydney - Aussie Puppetry Experience - Sydney/ACT, incursion K-4.
Hands-on Puppet Workshop, Victoria, P-6 (Image above)
Other puppet ideas here
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There are very few incursion companies catering both to primary and secondary students. One is Flying Bookworm Theatre, who encourage delight in English and Drama for all audiences, though their focus is more for secondary students.
Touring is to Qld, NSW, ACT and Victor
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They'll join Vic, Qld who had their first holiday sleep-in today.
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