technology

Every (digital) journey starts with a single step.

Recognising the things that hold teachers back from using technology is very similar to seeing what limits learners in the classroom.

Develop an understanding of STEM across the curriculum without extra workload.

Article argues for the merits of handwriting, and the cognitive connections that can be made during the process.

I can’t use technology in the classroom…I’m from a different generation!

Computing is more than just sitting at a keyboard, writing lines and lines of code

Does simply doing what you did face-to-face now online represents an improvement?

A lighthearted post reflecting on some of the possible situations you may encounter when discussing I.T. in education.

A range of great Ed Tech tools that can support the creative writing process in any classroom.

I am really interested in using technology for students who cannot access the curriculum or

Schools need to take a more holistic approach and think carefully about what the technology can do and what training teachers will need to make the best use of it before rolling it.

I’ve come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies: Anything

When I did my teacher training my fantastic lecturer, Lorna Smith, instilled in us an