Children, Learning, Wellbeing and Technology

Below are some quotes from an article by Jay Griffiths (“Futuristic Overdrive”) published in the Guardian this week. The article considers some important issues about children’s relationship with technology and computers – a subject we’ve commented on recently. You can … Continue reading →

Rearranging The Deckchairs

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A thought for today. What if the “world class” education systems that have been painstakingly under construction in countries like the UK and the USA turn out to be very similar to the Titantic? * Made from the finest materials … Continue reading →

Digital Literacy and a Revolution in the Classroom – Part Two

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Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, is surely a man who ought to know about the digital world. This Sunday he wrote the following article for the Observer, by way of responding to the Observer’s campaign to bring ‘coding’ … Continue reading →

Digital Literacy and a Revolution in the Classroom – Part One

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I use the Internet most days, and Shockwave Flash’s tendency to crash is driving me mental. (I know, I know – much worse things happen in life.) Shockwave Flash? I have no idea what Shockwave Flash is. I’ve no idea … Continue reading →