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Will AI take over? Cause for optimism

January 17, 2022

When it comes to language, there is quite a bit of difference between English English and American English. Actually, the words sound the same, but the cultural context is often quite different.

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In News & views Tags AI, artificial intelligence, language

More corporate gobbledegook from the Department of Education

January 13, 2020

More corporate guff from the Department of Education. Why can’t they use appropriate language?

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In News & views Tags language, Gavin Williamson, DfE, DfE ed tech strategy

How learning to code might improve writing skills

January 9, 2015
handrail_signThere's no point in just starting to write a load of code. You should at least have some idea of what you want to achieve.
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In Computing, News & views, Using and Teaching Computing & ICT Tags coding, language, precision, writing, writing skills

My blackberry isn’t working: technology and language

May 28, 2011

I attended an interesting event yesterday, which I’ll write about shortly, but I thought I’d share this video with you. It was shown at the event, and is a nice, humorous illustration of how technology has influenced our language.

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In On the lighter side, Using and Teaching Computing & ICT Tags Corbett, language, technology

C? I tld u so, didn't I? txtN isn't so bad aftr ll, unl ur /:-)

October 17, 2010

tech_fone01When, a few years ago, a 13 year-old girl wrote her entire English essay in texting language, people were predicting the end of civilisation as we know it. Now it turns out that research seems to suggest that texting can actually aid literacy. So where does the truth lie?

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In From the Archives, News & views, Research, Using and Teaching Computing & ICT Tags language, text messaging, texting
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This book is awash with ideas.

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This may be useful for the Hiostory department in your school.

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