I'm really fortunate that the school I work in is kitted out with so much good ICT hardware that is used by every class on a daily basis.
Continue reading "The Unsung Hero" »
A few years ago I went into PCWorld with my wife looking for a laptop for her. She had her heart set on a mac, (because they looked so beautiful), and nothing was going to change it!
Continue reading "What a difference a few years makes" »
So, Apple have finally taken the wraps off their long awaited tablet PC and called it the
iPad. It's around 4 times the size of an iPhone, but looks in essence exactly the same as it. Just bigger!
Continue reading "The iPad emerges" »
Today is my last day of the Christmas holiday. I know that most people have gone back to their schools today but for some strange reason I have yet to fathom out Nottinghamshire County and Nottingham City schools are closed today.
Continue reading "Last Day ambling" »
I've been mulling over a change for a while now - with regards to my use of Twitter. I've had my account for a while now, and when I set it up I used the school name (@porchester) as I was (and still am) tweeting mainly about educational matters; sending requests, passing on tips, giving advice, seeking help, etc.
Continue reading "All change, for the new year" »
Yes, it's that time of the year again as we all take a look back at the previous 12 months. Personally, looking back over the year, it has been an unique year in the life and work of the digital-teacher...
Continue reading "Farewell, 2009" »
Browsing through the latest issue of Webuser magazine, I stumbled across Kiva - a "micro lending" service that is simplicity in action.
Continue reading "Kindness through Kiva" »
Last week I was keeping an eye on twitter whilst 2Simple had their advisors day, and following their hashtag of #2simple to see what was being discussed, and what new products they revealed.
Continue reading "2Simple's New Product" »
The school network has been poorly. Very poorly. We've been suffering from severe problems over the past few weeks.
Continue reading "A Slow Recovery" »
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