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Articles on ed tech: Retrospective #1

August 1, 2016

Here are some articles you may have missed, from last week, last year and the Digital Education newsletter.

Last week

How to scan a document into a PDF file

Does ed tech improve learning? 7 questions to ask

Is implementing Digital Rights Management a good idea?

An ode to code

10 things to do with old IT equipment

Last year

Making the flipped classroom work

In the newsletter

In the July 2016 newsletter, Head of Computing William Lau discusses the 5 mistakes he made when teaching Computing. To read that, sign up to the newsletter list. You won't be spammed!

This is my latest book, on how to get the most out of education conferences. Click on the pic to find out more.

Books

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Courses on assessing Computing

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Featured Posts:

Featured

What next for ed tech in 2018?

What's on the horizon for education technology in 2018? And what are the challenges that schools are likely to face? I invited 43 organisations to share their views. Read on for more information, and a link to the free resource that resulted from this exercise.

The Digital Education newsletter

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It wasn’t me wot done it, Sir! The depressing state of Computing as a subject

Here in England, students are voting with their feet: the numbers studying Computing at higher levels are going down. I hate to say "We told you so" but....

It's not as if nobody warned 'them'.

Who is the expert?

When it comes to teaching Computing, who's the real expert in what to teach and how to teach it?

Getting the most out of Education Conferences -- now available on Kobo!

Information about my ebook, Education Conferences, plus where to buy it on Kobo.