Tech&Learning International Latest about Tech&Learning International How Students in Uruguayan Schools are Being Taught English Over the Internet By Michael Trucano published 25 May 16 How do you strike a balance between the immediate needs of students *right now* and an education system's requirements to train teachers to help meet such needs over the long term? New! Updated ICT and Qualifications List Now Available By Terry Freedman published 23 May 16 You may have been led to believe that Computer Science is the only game in town as far as the EBacc and league tables are concerned. 7 Must-Attend Conferences For Ed Tech Teachers By Terry Freedman published 17 May 16 Here’s a round-up of forthcoming conferences that may be of interest to teachers who use education technology, or teach ICT or Computing. West Herts College Selects itslearning By Tech & Learning published 29 June 15 West Herts College has signed a five-year agreement with itslearning as a key part of their e-learning strategy. 7 Characteristics of a Good Computing Scheme of Work By Terry Freedman published 23 April 15 So what are the attributes of a good ICT and Computing scheme of work? Bett, Again! By Terry Freedman published 7 January 15 January wouldn’t be the same without Bett, the mega education technology show/exhibition/conference. The hidden dangers of doing digital business: what schools, teachers and students need to know By Terry Freedman published 17 December 14 In theory, setting yourself up to sell products on the internet is the easiest thing in the world. Encouraging girls to do computing: an economics approach By Terry Freedman published 12 December 14 Hour of Code–this week! By Terry Freedman published 11 December 14 The Hour of Code allows anyone to try out coding for the first time by teaching the basics of computer programming in just sixty minutes. 3 reasons your kids are bored in Computing lessons, and 9 solutions By Terry Freedman published 9 December 14 Are your students yawning, checking their email, launching paper aeroplanes in your lessons? Perhaps you’re making one of these mistakes. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives Tech & Learning NewsletterTools and ideas to transform education. Sign up below.* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. MORE FROM TECH & LEARNING...1Teaching With Drones: 6 Skills Students Can Learn 2PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: classroom.cloud by NetSupport Provides A 3-in-1 Education Solution3Poe AI: How to Use It to Teach4Talking Tech: 4 Strategies to Help Districts Manage the Device Boom 5Leveraging Technology to Assess Student Learning
How Students in Uruguayan Schools are Being Taught English Over the Internet By Michael Trucano published 25 May 16 How do you strike a balance between the immediate needs of students *right now* and an education system's requirements to train teachers to help meet such needs over the long term?
New! Updated ICT and Qualifications List Now Available By Terry Freedman published 23 May 16 You may have been led to believe that Computer Science is the only game in town as far as the EBacc and league tables are concerned.
7 Must-Attend Conferences For Ed Tech Teachers By Terry Freedman published 17 May 16 Here’s a round-up of forthcoming conferences that may be of interest to teachers who use education technology, or teach ICT or Computing.
West Herts College Selects itslearning By Tech & Learning published 29 June 15 West Herts College has signed a five-year agreement with itslearning as a key part of their e-learning strategy.
7 Characteristics of a Good Computing Scheme of Work By Terry Freedman published 23 April 15 So what are the attributes of a good ICT and Computing scheme of work?
Bett, Again! By Terry Freedman published 7 January 15 January wouldn’t be the same without Bett, the mega education technology show/exhibition/conference.
The hidden dangers of doing digital business: what schools, teachers and students need to know By Terry Freedman published 17 December 14 In theory, setting yourself up to sell products on the internet is the easiest thing in the world.
Hour of Code–this week! By Terry Freedman published 11 December 14 The Hour of Code allows anyone to try out coding for the first time by teaching the basics of computer programming in just sixty minutes.
3 reasons your kids are bored in Computing lessons, and 9 solutions By Terry Freedman published 9 December 14 Are your students yawning, checking their email, launching paper aeroplanes in your lessons? Perhaps you’re making one of these mistakes.
