A blog dedicated to 'making technology useful' in the classroom ,with advice and insights given by leading UK education technology consultants James Hannam and Jay Ashcroft.
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Last week I flew out to Germany to take part in the tongue twistingly entitled Mobilising and Transforming Teacher Education Pedagogies Conference (MTTEP for short), […]
Project based learning (PBL) is perhaps the greatest resource hardly being used in UK schools. Teachers are increasingly being asked to do more with less, […]
What separates the successful mobile learning projects from the unsuccessful? This is a ‘million dollar’ question, and I’ve thought long and hard about it. From […]
The iPad can have a much bigger impact in school than many believe, and it offers a chance to redesign your learning environment into a […]
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) published a good report recently on the impact of digital technology on learning. If you're not familiar with the EEF it's […]
Good morning! Now, I don’t normally condone the use of iPad as a whiteboard, but there have been a few times this week where staff […]
I have used 3D printers for several years now, way before the hype around Makerbot and Ultimaker. I first used 3D printing machines at my […]
There are loads of tutorials out there about various ways of using green screen in the classroom. There are even more companies offering GreenScreen kits... […]
A quick one for the beginning of the week! Have you struggled with getting photos or videos from iPad to your PC, or a teacher […]
Last Friday we hosted a rather successful event at Haydock Racecourse. Staff and leaders from local primary schools were invited to join us, with Ian […]
A few weeks ago I was fortunate enough to present at an Apple event in Bury. One of my o presenters was the (famous) and […]
A great idea from the Beeb is about to go live this year, but I think I may have seen it before... Taken from BBC […]
