One of the early influencers on my understanding of teaching in the digital age was, fellow Australian, Allan Carrington. His work in the university sector...
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By Robin Orr and Shelley Kinash I remember my first video lecture clearly. The teacher came into the classroom to present a session on nutrition....
Innovation is an interesting concept, perhaps a little like other big ideas such as ‘excellence’ and ‘beauty’ where each person enjoys a slightly different flavour,...
By Paramita Roy B.A B.Ed M.Ed. The virtual world is expanding at an extraordinary pace, engaging millions of users, and the number is growing each...
By Dr Carol Skyring. If I were to ask you to draw a diagram illustrating where and from whom you learn, it would probably be...
Despite the growing iPad trend, interactive whiteboards (IWBs) are still a fixture in many music classrooms. While a set of iPads have the benefit of...
By Carol Skyring. Imagine being able to ask for a resource or help on a topic and have an answer within moments – no matter...
Evidence is amassing to prove that teaching with technology can improve learning. According to research, education technology designed and optimised in keeping with learning principles...
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