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‘The Press Association, London, by Terry Freedman

‘The Press Association, London, by Terry Freedman

What ed tech consultants need to know, and other articles

December 20, 2018

(An infomercial)

The latest issue of my newsletter has been a bit delayed, for reasons given below. However, I like to think it’s worth waiting for, even if subscribers don’t pick it up till January.

As well as a great book on offer in a prize draw, there are also articles on CCTV (good discussion points here), Ofsted and, just added, a look at the kind of questions a good ed tech consultant should be asking of a headteacher. (The questions will vary according to what’s being discussed, but the approach is what matters.)

Also — and this is the main reason for the delay — I’ve collated articles from several places into one subscriber-only area. As well as some useful (I hope) articles listed in alphabetical order, there is also a special section containing links to articles about leading and managing a Computing or ICT department or subject area. That section is automatically updated when a new article on that theme is added, and the most recent 30 articles are always available at your fingertips.

There’s also a freebies area, again for subscribers only.

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