Sadly not my typical committee meeting room! This was taken in a House of Lords Committee Room, by Terry Freedman
In my past roles as ICT Co-ordinator or e-learning co-ordinator, I have formed and chaired an ICT or e-learning committee. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having such a body?
Read MoreA special edition of the Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology focuses on the impact of Covid19 on education systems.
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London Book Fair seminar
The London Book Fair people are once more putting on the What Works conference on 9th June 2021. The programme looks really interesting.
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Zoom meeting, by Terry Freedman
The first thing that struck me when doing the research for this article is how often the terms “blended learning” and “hybrid learning” seem to be used to mean whatever the writer wants them to mean.
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Photo by Alexandru-Bogdan Ghita on Unsplash
For years it’s been the case, or at least seems to be the case, that satisfying Ofsted inspectors who may not know anything about ICT or Computing is a safer bet than trying to be innovative.
Read MoreThis book addresses online learning from the point of view of the learner, rather than the teacher or the institution
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It’s astonishing to realise that a year ago today I wrote about education technology in the context of dealing with the educational fallout from Covid19.
Read MoreUnfortunately, having a plethora of free services and products can cause a few headaches for schools in the longer term.
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Zoom meeting, by Terry Freedman
A lot of edtech businesses and other organisations provide resources, and some provide lesson plans. Unfortunately, the resources on their own can become just one more free resource, and the lesson plans are often useless.
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Rules, by Terry Freedman. I thought this sign is a reasonable analogy to the likely rules in a post-lockdown world.
Do you read people’s writings about covid? I don’t, if I can help it.
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Zoom meeting, by Terry Freedman
Lau provides a useful article that contains much information, based on research, that not everyone will have been aware of.
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Exclamation mark, Terry Freedman
Not like the DfE to make announcements before 5pm on the last day of term.
Read MoreThe potential for the education of blockchain technology is huge. It’s largely associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but it has far wider implications.
Read MoreIt would be great if the DfE could organise laptop schemes that work properly, and identify the schools and teachers who have managed to achieve great things in online learning and disseminate information about how they did it.
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Reflecting, by Elaine Freedman
A major thing that the Covid-19 pandemic has done is to give us all a huge kick up the backside. We’ve had the technology to enable working from home for years, but there was not much incentive to implement it very widely. It’s a testament to the commitment and flexibility of companies and educational institutions that the educational system didn’t simply collapse.
Read MoreJust to be clear, I’m not referring to “customers” just in the traditional sense of the term.
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What’s the focus of World Teachers’ Day — and week — this year?
Read MoreIs it rude to not respond to people in an online discussion?
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Footprints -- Covid19, by Terry Freedman
What has been the experience of teachers during this pandemic? An interim report will be discussed in a couple of virtual symposia.
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A sign of the times. Footprints, by Terry Freedman
Here’s a list of the articles I’ve written so far relating to Covid-19 and ed tech.
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