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The view from here... New Zealand, By Derek Wenmoth
As the school year has not long started in the Northern Hemisphere, we’re looking ahead to the final term here in New Zealand, with summer on the horizon, along with exams and the usual end of year events.
Why school is still relevant in the age of technology
26 + Tips for getting the most from your interactive whiteboards
I’ve written a brief guide to making the most of your interactive whiteboard which I’ve called, logically enough, Making the most of your interactive whiteboard. Originally, this was in response to a request I received while teaching on a teacher-training course recently.
Why should new teachers use social media?
Schools’ approach to assessment without Levels
New ideas for a new Computing curriculum
As well as a very entertaining keynote lecture by Sir Ranulph Fiennes, there were three sessions:
The things you can do with data! Part 1
Not about educational ICT…
Money, Money, Money
This article is not about education technology or related matters as such; it's more about my experience of attitudes to paying for work. It's worth reading, I think, if any of the following applies to you:
- you're thinking of asking a consultant to do some work
- you have some students who are running a business of some kind
- you are thinking of moving into consulting yourself.
An alternative view: Changing Paradigms, by Crispin Weston
"... when we look at education technology, we find that almost nothing has changed at all."
11 criteria for evaluating a school’s education technology
5 key questions to ask when evaluating students' work in Computing
Assessing Computing: Grids and Badges
How can teachers get to grips with computer programming, and where do we start? By Lawrence Williams
Lawrence Williams explains.
Digital Education new edition out now!
Did you know that today is International Ada Lovelace Day? Information about this, online poetry, journalism and novel writing, may be found in our latest newsletter. It’s a relatively short “interim” edition, but it’s still packed with lots of wholesome goodness!
Here’s the full list of contents: