The Amazing Computing Education Projects Book By Terry Freedman published 27 March 14 I thought it would be interesting and useful to collate some ideas, concerns and resources into a free ebook.
Bett 2014 Review By Terry Freedman published 7 February 14 Did you see any products (or anything else) at BETT that you thought really brilliant?
5 Things to do after attending Bett By Terry Freedman published 3 February 14 Draw up an action plan for following up.
Being connected without being connected By Terry Freedman published 24 January 14 Perhaps when we teach children how to make a podcast, we ought first to teach them how to tell stories.
Getting the best out of Bett now available By Terry Freedman published 20 January 14 Over 170 hints and tips from a Bett veteran!
5 Tips For BETT By Terry Freedman published 19 January 14 My annual guide to Getting the Best out of BETT is pretty much complete.
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: What if #5 By Terry Freedman published 6 January 14 I think this is great fun, and it started me thinking: would it be possible to devise a teaching resource about coding, say, which the pupils couldn’t access until they had learnt a bit of coding?
Preparing for the new computing curriculum: What if #4 By Terry Freedman published 2 January 14 What if you created a highly localised scheme of work?
11 Reasons to collaborate with other schools in implementing the new Computing Programme of Study By Terry Freedman published 30 December 13 Many schools have a mindset perhaps best described as “splendid isolation” – except that there is nothing splendid about it.
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #3 By Terry Freedman published 27 December 13 Having the pupils work in small groups on finding and evaluating resources to use in a computing scheme of work could be quite useful.
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #1 By Terry Freedman published 9 December 13 I believe a lot of people are worried by the forthcoming Computing Programme of Study, judging by the number of people I’ve spoken to who say they have not yet begun to think about it.
Companies Partner To Create Mobile Play And Learn Network By Tech & Learning published 8 December 13 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Fingerprint today announced they are co-developing a kids' mobile app network enabling play-based learning for kids 3-to-7 years old.
ePals Announces Commercial Launch of New Learning Products in China By Tech & Learning published 8 December 13 ePals Corporation today announced the commercial launch in China of a new product line for collaborative learning through its joint venture NeuPals
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #2 By Terry Freedman published 8 December 13 It’s also a bit overwhelming if you’re not sure where to start in the first place.
Report on RM Apple Seminar By Terry Freedman published 20 November 13 It kicked off with a talk by David Mitchell entitled Raising Achievement with Apple.
10 reasons to attend BETT By Terry Freedman published 13 November 13 If you’re serious about educational technology you really must try to get there, even if you can only manage a day
EdExec Live ICT Matters Conference coming soon By Terry Freedman published 4 November 13 The event includes a keynote from Ofsted’s ICT guru David Brown, plus several seminar streams, including:
Blog Review: nhowie By Terry Freedman published 30 October 13 I quite like the articles Neil has posted so far, for two main reasons:
Good riddance to levels in ICT and Computing By Terry Freedman published 22 October 13 Who’s afraid of life without Levels?
Running a successful Education Technology Project By Terry Freedman published 8 October 13 For an ed tech project to succeed, you need to think about more than just the technology, or even the pedagogy.