I’ve been asked by Edge, a charity “dedicated to raising the stature of practical and vocational learning”, if I would host a stream for this debate taking place on the 22nd March at 16:30.
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I’ve been asked by Edge, a charity “dedicated to raising the stature of practical and vocational learning”, if I would host a stream for this debate taking place on the 22nd March at 16:30.
You can find links to the Facebook pages here.
Picked this up via Free Technology for Teachers this morning. It’s nice to come across someone with a sunny disposition on the web especially when it’s blowing a force 4 Yorkshire gale outside so thank you Sacha. Check out her slideshow on Web2.0 for teachers…
As part of the Scottish Diaspora I usually look back at the country of my birth with my head in my hands. But it seems that they’re doing a lot right when it comes to learning with technology. Am I being seduced by good PR?
Here we go. Let the fist waving commence!
The Grauniad has published this article preempting the release of a report by Jim Rose into the primary curriculum and already the fur is flying as the headlines…
A wee comment on Sir Ken Robinson’s excellent talk a while ago on creativity and education.
Lord Stephen Carter’s interim report on “Digital Britain” misses some great opportunities in favour of satisfying the lobbying efforts of commercial interests. This will ultimately harm the very thing he is hoping to encourage.
Moving On…
- Comment, Professional Development - By: ChrisI thought now would be a good time to take stock of a few thoughts about the move.