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 …
Edtechroundup last night explored the best methods of sharing and encouraging staff to engage with technology, from that conversation I concluded the following summary. ICT advocate would be well advised to consider the suitability of introduction (the time, place and readiness of …
4. How do (or would) you respond to someone who says ‘The kids know more about technology than I do. How do I handle this?’ I’d say that’s a wonderful problem to have. The key to remember here is that …
“Technology should be like oxygen: Ubiquitous, Necessary, Invisible.” @chrislehmann #TEDxNYED Another powerful quote from a conference I can’t get to. In sporting terms I cherry picking.
European Director of Google’s online sales John Herlihy outlined that Google is mostly oriented towards mobile devices, claiming they’ll become more important than desktop PCs within 3 yrs. Meanwhile, we are moving to the cloud or so suggest / implies Steve Balmer with these are broad views on …
Of late, I have stumbledupon some really powerful ICT / technology quotes. Its not that I am too lazy to reflect, but here is another. If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow. John Dewey
