edtech Archive
Education
Some thoughts on iPads and one-to-one initiatives [DMLcentral]
My latest post at DMLcentral (the 10th I’ve written for them) is now up. Entitled Some
Education
Why a ‘mixed economy’ of digital devices is best for your educational institution.
Earlier today, on Twitter, I mentioned that the 64GB version of the BlackBerry Playbook is now
Technology
How to implement technology successfully in your organisation.
I spent some time in a local school this week talking to some members of staff
Education
Swimming Against the Tide: Tracking the Genesis of ‘Rebellious’ Approaches to Educational Technology.
Lisa Phillips is a Masters student in the Learning & Technology programme at the University of
Education
Mobile phone ban? #govephonehome
If you believe that mobile phones aren’t just used by young people for bullying, ‘happy slapping’
Education
Revolutionary tools do not a revolution make.
A lot has been made of about the role of social networking tools such as Facebook
Education
Less shiny.
Dan Meyer, an inspirational teacher I’ve mentioned plenty of times before, has as his mantra “less
Education
The perils of shiny shiny educational technology.
New, free and shiny technologies are like catnip to educators. An almost-tangible frisson of excitement cascades
Education
Why everyone should learn a little History and Philosophy.
I’m all for breaking down the arbitrary and artificial barriers between ‘subjects’. I can remember having
Education
Models of Learning: #tmoxon presentation
I was asked a few weeks ago to present at TeachMeet Oxfordshire by organiser Matt Lovegrove.
