Teaching and learning with technology – synchronous vs asynchronous 

One of the choices a teacher should make when considering remote teaching and learning is whether to make it synchronous, asynchronous or a hybrid of...

Is there a free alternative that can support your longer-term strategy before you invest in remote teaching tools?

Covid-19 is causing us to think about how we can adapt our teaching methods to enable learning to continue during school closures.

Going digital on World Book Day

World Book Day comes around on March 5th, a chance to celebrate stories, books, characters and reading!

The inspiring Technology Hub at Bushey Heath Primary School

Bushey Heath Primary School's brand new Technology Hub is an exciting space where children can create podcasts, films, news reports and much more...

Forget the geese-a-laying! Six festive computing activities

It’s that time of year again, and whilst many children’s priorities may not be those of computational thinking skills and creative ICT, there are...

Introducing the Chromebook App Hub

So much more than just a list of apps, the Chromebook app hub can provide inspiration and ideas for embedding edtech into your teaching, and should be...

Welcome to the Omnibox

The Omnibox in Google Chrome transforms the browser into a multi-functional toolbox, saving us time in the classroom and beyond.

Hit the ground running - updates to G Suite, ready for the autumn term

Google regularly updates its G Suite platform, and sometimes we log-in and find brand new features awaiting us. Here are a couple of the most...

How and why I talk to my Chromebook

Dictation (speech to text) has come a long way, and Chromebooks, as well as certain G Suite apps, give us the tools to talk to our devices and watch...

How the National Centre for Computing Education can help your school

The National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE) is a DfE funded organisation that aims to support the teaching of computing in primary and...