Here is some news about an update to a program that enables children to write something and illustrate it. It was demonstrated at Bett.
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Discovery Education has launched an AR app called SandboxAR. It makes things appear life-sized, and the LGfL is involved, providing content.
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Is the most important person in your school or team is the one who has the key to the stationery cupboard?
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Sometimes you need to convince colleagues to think about using educational technology in their lessons, or to identify where in their scheme of work they could incorporate it.
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The book’s primary concern is enabling Python to be used for manipulating and plotting large datasets, dealing with image “noise” and other advanced topics.
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As its subtitle indicates, Book Wars covers the analogue and digital battlefield in the world of books.
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When the Computing Programme of Study was introduced in England, some people seriously suggested that the lack of suitably qualified teachers (i.e. not able to understand computing concepts or to do computer programming) was not a problem because classes could have “facilitators” instead.
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Enjoy exploring these websites for ideas for projects for Computing.
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Useful links for resources for Holocaust Memorial Day, and a 10% discount off a relevant book.
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Did Samuel Pepys carry a quill and an inkwell around with him?
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This is hands-down the most interesting edtech book I received for review in 2021, and easily the most inspiring.
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All of the tools mentioned are free of charge, or have a freemium pricing model. This is important because as a school teacher, Richard understands the importance of affordable solutions.
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An excellent observation is that even small changes can have profound effects.
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This book will help teachers to address the parts of the Programme of Study concerned with computer systems, communications and online safety.
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I don’t think I’ve come across any examples of how pupils might use computational thinking in a broader context, or how it applies beyond the relatively narrow confines of computer science.
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Many moons ago I started my own podcast. It was called Terry Freedman’s Education Technology podcast, and it consisted of useful hints and tips for teachers of Computing and related subjects. I have to say that I found it hard going.
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Could it be worth compiling case studies of success stories of people who have used education technology or completed a Computing course in your school?
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While this book is comprehensive, and gives instructions step by step, it is not what you might call an idiot’s guide.
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I was surprised, at first, to discover that dictating articles is very easy. When I thought about it though, I realised that it should not have been surprising at all.
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