One year on: The Really Useful #EdTechBook
It’s been an eventful year in the life of The Really Useful #EdTechBook. I wanted to just look back and
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Tag: Learning Technologist
Showcasing different approaches to building a #CMALT portfolio #ALTC
As part of the 2015 Winter ALTC Conference I am chairing a session on CMALT portfolios, and the creative ways to design
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Every Classroom Matters: How Teachers Can Self-Publish Books #edtechchat
Earlier this year I was invited to share my experiences of self publishing my work as eBooks with Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) on
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The Interview Process #altc
From this year’s ALT conference I enjoyed (finally) meeting Wayne Barry, EdTechBook contributor, and chatting about his ALTC presentation. Wayne’s
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I’m going to … #altc
As part of the 2015 ALTC conference a few PDFs were provided, in a flipped classroom approach, for us to
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Gearing up for #ALTC 2015
So, with only two weeks to go before this years ALT conference (ALTC) it’s time to start making sense of
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How Twitter can be used for informal personal learning?
I joined Twitter in January 2008 and in the last 6 years, 4 months, and 7 days since my first
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Project: The Really Useful #EdTechBook
You know how it is … you have an idea that just won’t go away. About a year ago (January
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Reflecting on 2015
Yes, it seems strange to ‘reflect’ on 2015 already, but here I go. I am not going to join many
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Interview with Julie Wedgwood, #EdTechBook chapter author
As part of a series of posts, I will be talking to authors of The Really Useful #EdTechBook about their
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