Tag Archives: ICT
RethinkingICT
My presentation and script for the #Rethinking ICT event on the 25th of June. Thanks to Chris Leach for organising and inviting me to talk, and for making this debate essential to all of us who care about EdTech. ” … Continue reading
Posted in Events, presentations and workshops
Tagged agitation, catalyst, education, ICT, national curriculum, onschool, policy, pupose/ed, rethinkingICT, schools
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HackSchool
I want to tell you about a new project I believe you will want to support: <hack>school. In the past few years I have created two exciting projects. I set up and led BrainPOP in the UK, and am currently … Continue reading
Posted in projects
Tagged edetech, education, hackschool, ICT, innovation, oxford, publishing, schools, teachmeet
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Young and Old – Traditionalists trash tech in teaching
Toby Young can be a prick. He also is smart, challenging, and worth paying attention to. But he is wrong about banning mobiles in school – and his views are hurting more than the debate about BYOD. I have read … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged agitation, education, freeschools, ICT, innovation, LWF, onschool, toby young
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Innovation in Education is *not* ICT
I am asked about Innovation in Education quite a lot – partly because I have been involved in a lot of it! I have just been interviewed by Lisa Phillips, who is conducting a Master’s Dissertation at the University of Oxford … Continue reading
From the Geeks, to the Meeks
Who will determine the place and state of ICT and Innovation in the education system? This post, and the few to follow over the next few days, will explore the trends and mood around technology in schools. I want to … Continue reading