How to assess pupils in Computing, marking, evaluation -- here are 5 articles that I hope you'll find challenging, thought-provoking and perhaps even useful!
Read MoreICT and Computing
The DfE has summarily dismissed the ICT GCSE qualification. Kay Sawbridge carried out a survey to find out the possible consequences of this.
Read MoreCrosswords and coding
If you like coding, you should enjoy doing cryptic crosswords too. If it was good enough for Alan Turing...
Read MoreComing soon: Digital Education!
Another bumper edition of the Digital Education newsletter! Due out later today.
Read MoreFrom SAMR to Signage
A lot of digital signage in schools is used ineffectively, or not at all. In this article, Neil Emery of Trilby TV discusses how the SAMR model could be applied to school digital signage, with impressive results.
Read MoreMy 10-point marking strategy
Marking is an important part of assessment, but it need not be unduly arduous.
Read MoreAI: Could a bot write your next book?
What's the role of artificial intelligence in the writing of books, games and apps?
Read MoreTerry's 2 minute tips #1 Marking with coloured pens
Is marking with different coloured pens a good idea? That's the topic I cover in this edition of Terry's 2 Minute Tips.
Read MoreMore news about Digital Education
A quick update about the Digital Education ezine.
Read MoreThe checklist approach to assessment
An interesting article on assessment in an Australian magazine for teachers leaves a few questions to be answered.
Read MoreDigital Education news
Another fine example of journalism is being crafted even as you read this...
Read MoreMarking with coloured pens? Don't make me laugh!
I find the notion of marking kids' work in different coloured pens ridiculous. Always have done.
Read More7 Things that every serious blogger should do
If you're serious about blogging, or at least intend to be, you have to do these 7 things.
Read MoreICT, Computing, Education Technology -- what's in a name?
Discussions about naming things like subjects and schools can seem slightly amusing in retrospect. And sometimes the present seems like a distant echo of the past.
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