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Editor at work!, by Terry Freedman

Editor at work!, by Terry Freedman

Coming soon in the Digital Education ezine

November 20, 2018

Very soon, I will publish the next issue of the newsletter, Digital Education. It’s been too long since the last one, but I haven’t been idle, as I hope the illustration shows. Anyway, here are a few of the things that will be found in the next issue of this esteemed publication:

  • Four prize draws, for a couple of great books. (If that sounds odd, here’s the explanation: two publishers have kindly donated two books each.)

  • How to raise money for ed tech in your school.

  • An in-depth evaluation of some Microsoft devices and software.

  • An opportunity to take part in a survey.

  • Details of some interesting-looking events coming up.

  • Disconnectionism.

  • Plus news, views and reviews, useful links, and possibly the odd witticism.

If any of that sounds interesting, please subscribe here: Digital Education.

There are a few back issues too, in the form of PDFs, if you’d like to see what the newsletter looks like before subscribing: Archive.

In Digital Education, News & views, Leading & Managing Computing & ICT, Professional development, Using and Teaching Computing & ICT Tags Digital Education
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