With Bett upon us, it’s a great time to be thinking about what next for education technology. As you would expect, there has been a […]
Hello and welcome to another post on the AppVent Calendar! Something I love about the work I do is seeing how my work inspires others […]
Welcome to this, the fifth day on the #Appvent calendar. Today’s entry is none other than NetSupport School! NetSupport School, for me, is the perfect […]
Welcome to this, the sixth day on the #Appvent calendar. Today’s entry is none other the OneNote Web Clipper! Technology often works best when it […]
A few years ago I wrote a post which signalled a solid baseline level of ten things every teacher should be able to do with […]
I’ve always loved Book Creator. For me, it embodies the very best of edtech in that it is versatile enough to be used with learners […]
Image courtesy of Heisenberg Media via Flickr. Mohamed El-Ashiry takes a look at four online tools that have helped him deliver high-quality feedback to his […]
With it being Friday I thought I’d fire out a quick post that I’ve been meaning to share for some time. Often, the best edtech […]
Originally posted as part of my Summer takeover on the Microsoft Education blog, this post explores the different ways you can ensure value for money […]
At BETT in January I launched two Periodic Tables, one for AR and VR which I collaborated on with Steve Bambury and this second table, […]
If you haven’t read about using retrieval and spaced practice in recent years, that’s fine. Retrieval Practice is linked to the idea that by regularly […]
One of the reasons I started organising Teachmeets many moons ago was because I wanted to give myself the opportunity to present in front of […]
