You could put this up on the doors of your computer labs! Photo by Terry Freedman 2017
Why should other teachers get their hands on all that lovely ed tech? You can't tell them not to use it, but here are 11 tried and tested ways to make them not really wish to.
Read MoreThe Editor at work
Assessment, Book reviews, Ofsted: just three of the topics covered in the latest issue of our newsletter, Digital Education.
Read MoreTo some extent, the difference between formative assessment and summative assessment is a matter of context and objectives.
Read MoreIn a recent article I said that a particular book was my first 'proper' book -- and then I remembered the previous half dozen or so! This article sets the record straight.
Read MoreThe London Book Fair 2017
Should educational materials be completely free to copy and distribute?
Read MoreThe London Book Fair 2017 Photo by Terry Freedman
A very brief note about the What Works conference I attended, with a link to my London Book Fair Bulletin #1.
Read MoreAlongside the London Book Fair is the What Works education conference. As you may have surmised from its proximity to the LBF, it focuses on educational publishing.
Read MoreA new, free, resource.
I've been thinking about, and running courses on, assessment for a long time. In a mini essay called Assessment and the black swan problem, I discuss an issue that I think receives scant attention. In this short article I tell you how you can get hold of the essay.
Read MoreAn interesting online market place
What's Fiverr, and why might it be useful to both teachers and school-leavers?
Read MoreGo on, subscribe: you know it makes sense.
What's coming up in the next issue of Digital Education.
Read MoreIt was much easier in the old days!
I've been adding resources to the list for my forthcoming course, and changing the cover of my book.
Read MoreFake news? Alternative facts? Post-truth? Read on for information about very useful and interesting resources to use in the classroom.
Read MoreThe book is available as an iBook or a PDF
This book by Nik Peachey is an excellent resource book for teachers of media and digital literacy.
Read MoreBut does she understand what she's doing? Photo by Gerd Altmann.
I'll be running a course in Assessing Computing soon. What are the challenges in compiling a list of recommended resources for course particpants?
Read MoreSo what makes you think I love reading? Photo by Glen Noble.
Three more books coming up for review -- on the subjects of the Raspberri Pi and digital literacy.
Read MoreA very readable book.
My first impressions of a new book about computers, networks and data.
Read MoreIn 1994 I set out with my wife to discover the best place to buy a computer system -- and discovered a lot of sexism along the way.
Read MoreMy first Kindle book!
Why did I write this book, and what does it contain? Here's a list of the table of contents, and a short extract. I must have got something right, because so far it's received seventeen 5 star reviews on Amazon. I'm holding the price at £0.99/$0.99 for a short while longer.
Read MoreMaybe you should have checked the tech first! Photo from pixabay.com CC0
What do trainee teachers or colleagues who are new to education technology need to know?
Read MoreIf you went to Bett this year, what struck you as good, useless, interesting, quirky etc etc? I'm going to compile a round-up of impressions, so please complete a really brief survey to share your views. Thanks!
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