ICTEvangelist

“The most dangerous phrase in the world is ‘we’ve always done it that way’” – Rear Admiral Dr. Grace Hopper  We’ve all been there at […]

I regularly share that I believe good edtech in the classroom has three purposes: it enhances learning, supports teaching, and reduces teacher workload. Another key […]

I’ve long shared what I call my Bananarama principle in that ‘It Ain’t [so much] What You Do It’s The Way That You Do It, […]

I’m proud that I am able to share with you a recent project I have worked on with colleagues in my part-time role at NetSupport. […]

In my work supporting a variety of schools, I have had the opportunity and pleasure to see the implementation and impact of ClickView in several […]

Originally posted and written as a guest blog for now>press>play here. I have always shared that technology in education is too important (and expensive) to […]

If you haven’t come across #ChatGPT yet, then what rock have you been hiding under? Every social media platform, news outlet, magazine, blog, podcast and […]

One of the great things about having your own blog upon which to write is that you are in complete control of what you can […]

For today’s post, I thought I’d share something a bit different than just five ways to do something. It’s still something I’m hugely passionate about […]

In a world where many (me included) talk about “pedagogy first” approaches to technology in the classroom (one of the reasons why ‘PedTech’ misses the […]

Popular tool Flippity has lots of useful features to help with a wide variety of teaching and learning tasks. With such a wide range of […]

There are many ways in which technology can be used in the classroom to help with a wide variety of learning activities. If there’s one […]