Learn to use Technology and use Technology to Learn
When students are stuck at home, it’s good practice to extend their learning beyond the computer screen. The following 10 challenges are fun, hands-on…
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STEAM (Science, technology, engineering, art and maths) learning is commonly considered one of the best ways to prepare students for their future careers. As…
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Computer and smartphone users are using public Wi-Fi all the time — in a coffee shop, at the airport or simply in a library or…
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Following an invitation from the Google trainer and former Coordinator of the Innovation & Technologies Department at CTJ, Carla Arena, I recently had the…
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Tinkercad is a free and easy-to-use app that allows students to design in 3D, which can then be printed using a 3D printer. These…
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With all the focus schools have on digital technology use (BYOD, Flipped Learning, etc.), it is important that students develop their digital literacy, to…
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Genius Hour is an enquiry-based learning process. As a student-directed learning model, it is intended to give students the opportunity to explore their own…
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The Brainwave unit is a great way to start the academic year, helping children to understand more about how they learn and what things…
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One of the key jobs of our digital leaders last term was to help design and create a makerspace room, which I’m pleased to…
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I have discussed previously about the advantages of using Swivl technology for teachers to film themselves teaching. Having now tried a 360-degree camera in…
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