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 […]
I regularly say that every day is a learning day and I learned something new and something that I had clearly missed, recently. I can’t […]
I’ll pre-empt this post by saying, every school that I visit is special. I am very fortunate to have the job I have. Last week […]
So we’ve been on tour now for three days. Day two was the Welsh leg and we had some fantastic visits to schools. The first of […]
The future of Africa, and to an extent the world, depends on educational technologies. Some of the continent’s most forward thinking minds and Martin Dougiamas […]
