Terry FreedmanSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Terry Freedman 11 Ways to Deter Colleagues From Using Education Technology By Terry Freedman published 30 March 17 It can be so annoying when colleagues wish to use education technology. Formative Assessment vs Summative Assessment By Terry Freedman published 28 March 17 I quite like this graphic (below) showing the difference between formative and summative assessment. Invention and Innovation in Education Technology: 7 Crucial Questions By Terry Freedman published 22 March 17 How might you evaluate a new approach being promoted by a keynote speaker, a consultant or even a writer of articles? Copyright Conundrum By Terry Freedman published 21 March 17 Some people and governments think that all educational stuff should be free to use by teachers, schools, and other educational bodies. Fake news: Resources and Suggestions By Terry Freedman published 20 March 17 What exactlyisfake news? Collating Resources for my Assessment in Computing Course By Terry Freedman published 16 March 17 You'd think that finding and collating lists of assessment-related resources would be fairly straightforward, but in my experience there are a number of challenges. What I've Been Reading: Thinking Critically Through Digital Media By Terry Freedman published 14 March 17 In this day and age of post-truth, alternative facts, fake news, it is more imperative than ever for youngsters (and adults) to learn how to evaluate sources of information. What's in "Education Conferences: Teachers' Guide to Getting the Most out of Education Conferences"? By Terry Freedman published 3 March 17 I wrote "Education Conferences: Teachers' Guide to Getting the Most out of Education Conferences" because I think a lot of people don't benefit from going to conferences as much as they could. What I've been reading: Deeper Learning With QR Codes and Augmented Reality: A Scannable Solution for Your Classroom By Terry Freedman published 1 March 17 It is both well-structured and comprehensive, following a framework, devised by the author,with the useful acronym of ACES. A Useful Rule of Technology By Terry Freedman published 23 February 17 If you're going to teach trainee teachers or colleagues just one rule about technology, it should be this: What Did You See at Bett 2017? By Terry Freedman published 21 February 17 Did you go to Bett this year? If so, what were your impressions? The State of Teaching in the UK By Terry Freedman published 16 February 17 The single most cited reason for teachers leaving the profession is workload. Bett 2017: Themes, Strategy and Economics By Terry Freedman published 16 February 17 There's one good thing aboutBettbeing so late in January: it's not too long to wait to half term! And AFTER Safer Internet Day? By Terry Freedman published 15 February 17 How do you ensure that your kids are safe all through the year, not just on one day of the year? Some Interesting e-Safety Resources By Terry Freedman published 14 February 17 It goes without saying that keeping kids safe should be a concern all the time, by everybody. Online safety with Romeo and Juliet By Terry Freedman published 9 February 17 While technology changes, children don't. Bett Radio 2017, with Russell Prue By Terry Freedman published 8 February 17 One of the highlights of the Bett Show is Bett Radio, hosted and run by the incredibleRussell Prue, a true professional. Thoughts on Bett 2017 By Terry Freedman published 2 February 17 I am not convinced that education technology is the answer to the teacher shortage. 3 e-Safety Pins By Terry Freedman published 1 February 17 Remember, Safer Internet Day in 2017 falls on 7th February. How to Apply the Principal of Marginal Gains in Education Technology By Terry Freedman published 27 January 17 “If you broke down everything you could think of that goes into riding a bike, and then improved it by 1%, you will get a significant increase when you put them all together.” Bett 2017 Bulletin #6: What I've Seen, What to See By Terry Freedman published 26 January 17 Yesterday was the first day of Bett 2017, and while it was exhausting (as usual), it was great fun. Bett 2017 Bulletin #3 By Terry Freedman published 25 January 17 10 Let A$ = “I wonder if I can slip away when nobody’s looking?" Bett 2017 Bulletin #2 By Terry Freedman published 24 January 17 The Bett Show is the UK's biggest ed tech conference/exhibition. Bett 2017 Bulletin #1 By Terry Freedman published 23 January 17 Here's a discussion/debate that I think will be worth attending, on the Thursday of theBett show, ie 26th January 2017. Exclusive: Review of Bett 2017 By Terry Freedman published 19 January 17 This year'sBett showwas very interesting indeed. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1LightSail: How to Use It to Teach Literacy2Google Scholar’s New AI Outline Tool Explained By Its Founder3Making Service Transitions Simple with Planning and Dedication4Learning About Google Learn About: What Educators Need To Know5Exploring the Use of Phone Pouches in Schools
11 Ways to Deter Colleagues From Using Education Technology By Terry Freedman published 30 March 17 It can be so annoying when colleagues wish to use education technology.
Formative Assessment vs Summative Assessment By Terry Freedman published 28 March 17 I quite like this graphic (below) showing the difference between formative and summative assessment.
Invention and Innovation in Education Technology: 7 Crucial Questions By Terry Freedman published 22 March 17 How might you evaluate a new approach being promoted by a keynote speaker, a consultant or even a writer of articles?
Copyright Conundrum By Terry Freedman published 21 March 17 Some people and governments think that all educational stuff should be free to use by teachers, schools, and other educational bodies.
Fake news: Resources and Suggestions By Terry Freedman published 20 March 17 What exactlyisfake news?
Collating Resources for my Assessment in Computing Course By Terry Freedman published 16 March 17 You'd think that finding and collating lists of assessment-related resources would be fairly straightforward, but in my experience there are a number of challenges.
What I've Been Reading: Thinking Critically Through Digital Media By Terry Freedman published 14 March 17 In this day and age of post-truth, alternative facts, fake news, it is more imperative than ever for youngsters (and adults) to learn how to evaluate sources of information.
What's in "Education Conferences: Teachers' Guide to Getting the Most out of Education Conferences"? By Terry Freedman published 3 March 17 I wrote "Education Conferences: Teachers' Guide to Getting the Most out of Education Conferences" because I think a lot of people don't benefit from going to conferences as much as they could.
What I've been reading: Deeper Learning With QR Codes and Augmented Reality: A Scannable Solution for Your Classroom By Terry Freedman published 1 March 17 It is both well-structured and comprehensive, following a framework, devised by the author,with the useful acronym of ACES.
A Useful Rule of Technology By Terry Freedman published 23 February 17 If you're going to teach trainee teachers or colleagues just one rule about technology, it should be this:
What Did You See at Bett 2017? By Terry Freedman published 21 February 17 Did you go to Bett this year? If so, what were your impressions?
The State of Teaching in the UK By Terry Freedman published 16 February 17 The single most cited reason for teachers leaving the profession is workload.
Bett 2017: Themes, Strategy and Economics By Terry Freedman published 16 February 17 There's one good thing aboutBettbeing so late in January: it's not too long to wait to half term!
And AFTER Safer Internet Day? By Terry Freedman published 15 February 17 How do you ensure that your kids are safe all through the year, not just on one day of the year?
Some Interesting e-Safety Resources By Terry Freedman published 14 February 17 It goes without saying that keeping kids safe should be a concern all the time, by everybody.
Online safety with Romeo and Juliet By Terry Freedman published 9 February 17 While technology changes, children don't.
Bett Radio 2017, with Russell Prue By Terry Freedman published 8 February 17 One of the highlights of the Bett Show is Bett Radio, hosted and run by the incredibleRussell Prue, a true professional.
Thoughts on Bett 2017 By Terry Freedman published 2 February 17 I am not convinced that education technology is the answer to the teacher shortage.
3 e-Safety Pins By Terry Freedman published 1 February 17 Remember, Safer Internet Day in 2017 falls on 7th February.
How to Apply the Principal of Marginal Gains in Education Technology By Terry Freedman published 27 January 17 “If you broke down everything you could think of that goes into riding a bike, and then improved it by 1%, you will get a significant increase when you put them all together.”
Bett 2017 Bulletin #6: What I've Seen, What to See By Terry Freedman published 26 January 17 Yesterday was the first day of Bett 2017, and while it was exhausting (as usual), it was great fun.
Bett 2017 Bulletin #3 By Terry Freedman published 25 January 17 10 Let A$ = “I wonder if I can slip away when nobody’s looking?"
Bett 2017 Bulletin #2 By Terry Freedman published 24 January 17 The Bett Show is the UK's biggest ed tech conference/exhibition.
Bett 2017 Bulletin #1 By Terry Freedman published 23 January 17 Here's a discussion/debate that I think will be worth attending, on the Thursday of theBett show, ie 26th January 2017.
Exclusive: Review of Bett 2017 By Terry Freedman published 19 January 17 This year'sBett showwas very interesting indeed.