An hour here and an hour there, I have been adding to my first IF title ‘Lil Red.’ Its proving a steep and very enjoyable learning curve, made even more challenging by the fact that it’s the holidays and I …
from Steps in Teaching and Learning http://www.ictsteps.com/2011/06/angry-birds-in-the-classroom/ Sent with IFTTT
Over the pass few weeks, away from my day to day duties, I have been either Moodling or in Moodle conversation. Most of my time has been spent investigating and applying the new Moodle features, supported by a very useful …
Ewan McIntosh posted his reflections on a Rupert Murdoch speech given to delivered to senior government officials from around the world this May. An aggressive ‘pitch’ in which Murdoch states that….. Everywhere we turn, digital advances are making workers more …
So I created the Moodle games and set the Year 7 students at ’em. At the start of the lesson, these young students were informed that ‘we’ were embarking on a learning experiment. I explained that I had created a …
The education landscape is broad. Imagine watching a colleague (Chris Lehmann) you have only ever conversed with via Twitter being interviewed on a US documentary, recommended via a Social Bookmark and then, being able to share programme with you here? …
I find the recruitment and retention of educators interesting. From training teachers and how they are assessed, the PGCE as opposed to GTP model, (and of cause Gove’s military accelerated entry??) through to recruitment and marketing of position. Next what …
If you are in education and you have not yet seen, watched, heard or read any of Prof Dylan Williams work then get over to the SSAT National Conference website and watch his keynote. Following the conference my RSS feed …
