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Tuesday
Feb222011

Computers in Classrooms

By AuthorTerry Freedman, Educational ICT Consultant | DateTuesday, February 22, 2011 at 12:40PM |

I’m just putting the finishing touches to the latest issue of Computers in Classrooms, the free e-newsletter for anyone with an interest in educational ICT. Inn this edition you will find:

  • A code that will get you £100 off the delegate price of the Building Schools Conference taking place tomorrow and Thursday.
  • A code for free access to Scholastic’s Child Education Plus and Nursery Education Plus.
  • First impressions of Aerotropolis, to b published on 1st March.
  • Quick review of Schools and Schooling in the Digital Age by Neil Selwyn.
  • Resources for geography and history teachers.
  • Information about a European report about ICT.
  • And more!

You can sign up for this esteemed publication by clicking Computers in Classrooms link and filling out the form. We use a double opt-in system, meaning that you’ll be sent an email asking you to confirm that you would like to subscribe. Join thousands of other like-minded people now!

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