I've just finished writing the latest issue of my newsletter, Digital Education. I'll probably send it out on Sunday, by which time I hope to have formatted it.

Here's what's in the latest issue:

Events, including two book give-aways and some very good conferences.
News and views, including a comment on the state of computing in England, a freebie, a prize draw and a film competition.
A useful conversation, in which I sing the praises of reflective writing.
Focus on fake news. (No, it’s true, that really is the topic in this issue.)
Who do you think you are?
Blast from the past.
An article about inexpensive equipment from ICT Direct.
Useful articles about ed tech.
Books in brief: 5 books reviewed, er, in brief, all of which are about ed tech in some way: AI, fake news, a possible dystopian future, and others.

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