Listen to my latest phonecast CPD training. The collaborative model applied by Eastleigh Consortium to our training event today was is impressive considering the £14 per delegate (£6 lunch) budget. I am now left with a few questions? How will the feedback …
This morning I am heading to Wildern School as part of the Eastleigh Consortium training day. Here, I am presenting a short workshop, introducing teachers to available technology to accelerate their own learning, to collect, collate and use information and …
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? …
Today I took our reading of The Hillsborough Ballad one step further using much loved but under utilised tool, Voicethread. One of the first points I will to make here is that Voicethread has always supported FREE education accounts, continues …
Reading more about the pace of technology adoption, Microsoft presented research that stated 71% of the 1,000 16 to 18-year-olds surveyed agree that they learn more about technology outside of the classroom than inside it. My initial thoughts, do we …
Siftables aims to enable people to interact with information and media in physical, natural ways that approach interactions with physical objects in our everyday lives. I first saw a product idea called ‘Siftables’ on a tech blog post back in …
A “No” uttered from the deepest conviction is better than a “Yes” merely uttered to please, or worse, to avoid trouble. Gandhi As time is perhaps my most valuable commodity, a few less ‘yes’ replies ‘merely uttered to please’ will …
Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. Carl Sagan I felt this was a very suitable, educational quote to mark the anniversary of Carl Sagan’s death. I didn’t know a lot about Carl Sagan when I first heard Pale …
