Season’s Greetings!
Thanks for reading this blog. Hope everyone enjoys a good break!
Here is our family portrait. If it’s good enough for the leaders of our political parties…
Firewall foibles, and how I survived them
New technology to inspire learning in schools
A bit of a tiff
6 Ways to respond to requests for pointless data
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #4
With that in mind, have you ever researched your own area
Tablets for Schools Conference
How to collaborate with other schools when you're not allowed to
Who cares about WALT and WILF?
But it’s worse than that, your honour. I don’t even care.
11 Reasons to collaborate with other schools in implementing the new Computing Programme of Study
5 reasons schools need computing teachers with expertise in the subject
The beauty of expertise
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #3
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #2
Preparing for the new Computing curriculum: what if #1
Getting permission to go on an ICT or Computing course
On this date 4 years ago I published an article that I think is still relevant today.
It strikes me that, what with a new Computing Programme of Study coming into effect in September 2014, ie under a year’s time, Getting permission to go on an ICT course or to a conference is rather timely. Teachers of ICT having to become
Report from the 3D print show
Hi, Richard Smith here from Igloo in Education. I am delighted to have been asked by Terry to do a guest blog post on the 3D print show that took place in London from 7-9th November.
The venue of the event, the Business Design Centre in Islington, sent out a clear message out to visitors: 3D printing should be about innovative design and the encouragement of original business ideas. Of