Archive for the 'distributed resource' Category

Teachers’ Professional Learning

Monday, February 11th, 2008

We’re currently working with the GTC to investigate how the Teacher Learning Academy can be developed and improved by utilising a range of digital resources and tools. It’s a really exciting project as we’ve a chance to really support teachers in their professional learning and development: an area that is key to classroom innovation and the development of new approaches to teaching and learning.

Blog comments for simple collaboration

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

I’m always on the look out for ways to bring more relevant themes into ICT. I’m also keen to bridge the gap between the ways students use computers in school and at home.
A project that my school is doing on SEAL (social, emotional aspects of learning) provided the ideal opportunity to update our first unit [...]

Bringing together tools for teachers

Friday, October 19th, 2007

At the Handheld Learning Conference last week I presented with Lyndsay Grant a workshop entitled ‘Mobile Learning Exchange‘ that overviewed mobile learning and then hosted something of a discussion about common approaches and concerns.
One of the conversations from the ‘exchange’ related to the question of where the tools are to support schools recognising and supporting [...]

Don’t want that one - want that one…*

Monday, July 2nd, 2007

The new NESTA report just out (June 2007) Hidden Innovation - How Innovation happens in six ‘low innovation’ sectors is something that every senior politician and strategic manager in England must read.
In this piece I’ll be concerned with the education bit as that’s what I have done in depth for the last 4 years - [...]