The week I travelled to Manchester to the attend the Microsoft Innovative Education Forum (IEF). In spite of the long journey and poor driving conditions, I highly recommend you bookmark next years event in your diary. Let me explain why. …
Look, I am late to the party. With such a passionate group of educators, bloggers and Tweeters there is no point re-writing what has already been written. Both Graeme Eyre and Nicki Maddams provide comprehensive lists of the tools, #MSCamp has …
It’s been a positive first day, meeting plenty of enthusiastic and passionate teachers, twitter folk and online collaborators, making new connections is always a welcomed experience. Smartphones are commonplace, laptops are charged and staff are ready for action. This group of educators …
For as long as I have been a ICT tecaher, I have been looking experimenting with screencasting. It started with creating screencasts to support learning and this task left a lasting impression. Screencasts are very simple in practice, but actually …
Over the passed few months I have been listening and reading Paul Thurrots (Super site for WIndows) commentary on Microsoft develop of all things Windows Live, that Web Apps, Skydrive, Edu@LIVE, and the much anticipated WAVE 4 of Windows Live Essentials. That …
