How to Have Safe and Secure Meetings Via Microsoft Teams Posted on 7 January 2021 by Arthur Dunne, School Network Manager in EdTech This "How to Guide" will talk you through setting up a Microsoft Teams meeting and how to make this meeting safer and more secure for your students. Read More...
How to Use Snip and Sketch in Lesson Planning Posted on 16 November 2020 by Arthur Dunne, School Network Manager in EdTech | Resources Welcome to our new series of “How to Guides” with technical tips and IT support for teachers. Our guides will help you make the most of the technology available to you and help make your lesson planning easier. Our first guide explores how to use Snip and Sketch. Read More...
Teaching Kids Coding: Parents’ and Teachers’ Guide Posted on 9 November 2020 by Erika Rykun in EdTech Whether you’re a teacher looking at helping your class learn how to code, or a parent wanting to direct screen time toward something productive, here’s what you need to know about teaching coding to kids. Read More...
Distance Learning Tips and Tricks for Teachers Posted on 14 September 2020 by Coupon Chief in EdTech Distance learning has become the new norm for many classrooms across the country during the coronavirus pandemic and is likely to continue in some shape or form for many months to come. Here is how to maximise the effectiveness of online learning for your students. Read More...
Friend or Foe: Is The Internet an Effective Tool for Education? Posted on 9 September 2020 by Guest Blogger - Laura Slingo in EdTech Much has been made of the negative effects of the internet on young minds. Some battle its use vociferously, evidently believing that access to the online world can produce warped views of the world and even damage cognitive development in children. The truth, of course, is much more nuanced than anything so straightforward. In this post, we’re going to consider this matter, running through some pros and cons of using the internet as an educational tool and attempting to reach an overall conclusion about whether this linchpin of the modern world is a blessing or a blight for schools. Read More...
Online Resources to Use at Home Posted on 20 March 2020 by Michelle McCartney - Kent-Teach in EdTech | Resources Following the UK government’s decision to close schools, colleges and nurseries from Friday 20th March 2020, with the exception of those looking after vulnerable children and those of key workers, you may find yourself in the situation where you are working remotely at home, wondering what activities you can conjure up to keep the kids engaged and learning. Read More...
Future of Learning: Virtual Reality for Education Posted on 15 November 2019 by Samuel Alfie, ProProfs Discuss in EdTech Virtual Reality is revolutionising education unlike anything else, by digitising traditional content, injecting realism and new levels of interactivity in learning. Read on for the benefits of using VR in the classroom. Read More...
3 Great Word Game Apps to Improve Children's Vocabulary Posted on 26 July 2019 by Guest Blogger in EdTech Word games have always been popular among children and now technological advances have made it possible to play a variety of old-time classics and new creations on our beloved mobile devices. Check out 3 of the best word game apps out there in this post! Read More...
5 Top Tips to Support Digital Technologies in the Classroom Posted on 19 November 2018 by EIS in EdTech Introducing new technologies in to your school is easier than ever before. Learn how you can enable your classrooms to become hubs of digital technology with these 5 top tips! Read More...
Screen-Free Learning at School and Home Posted on 28 September 2018 by Kirsten at Kettler GB in EdTech As our world becomes increasingly digital, it can be difficult for teachers and parents to encourage students to disconnect and turn off their electronic devices. Research shows that encouraging students to spend time away from technology improves their relationships with classmates and.... Read More...