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Guest Blog Post – Yoga and/or AI: How AI marking can improve staff wellbeing
A guest blog post for The Edtech Podcast by Rebecca Mace, Founding Partner at Human Digital Thinking, written for Progressay | Twitter: @beki_mace; @Progressay1
Real-life project collaborations and the digital skills gap
A guest blog post for The Edtech Podcast, by Georgina Dick, Community Engagement Manager at ProjectSet | Twitter: @ProjectSetUK
An adventure in social & inclusive virtual reality
After graduating with my MA in Education & Technology at UCL, way back in 2018, I was itching to develop a programme that combined my interests in 21st Century skills, project-based learning and creative thinking, using technology in a pragmatic way to help people develop or upskill to be future-ready, life-long learners….
The next evolution of edtech?
Musings from Sophie Bailey on the positives and challenges that have come out of 2020 for edtech and what it might mean going forward for the next evolution of edtech.
Class of 2020: “The days when a university degree was a guarantee of lifelong employment are long behind us”
Class Of 2020 is an e-learning platform available to members of Gen Z (16-25yr olds) in the UK education system. Hannah Whaley at Class of 2020 tells us more…
Four ways extended reality (XR) will influence higher education in 2020 and beyond
The potential for extended reality – the collective term for augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR) technologies – to change the way we learn is very substantial indeed. Read the thoughts and insights from Fergus Bruce, Director at Sublime.
Return to school: how a pandemic could force education innovation, but doesn’t seem to
Carla Aerts, EdTech and Learning Science versatilist and EdTech thought leader, wrote our latest guest blog post. Read her thoughts on the effects of lockdown, the digital divide, the return to school, what ‘could’ be and more.
Top tech you can learn in 6 months
Artur Meyster is the Founder and CTO of Career Karma, helping people become software engineers through coding boot camps. In this guest blog post, Artur writes about FOUR reskills to consider in 2020. Happy reading!
The gap in education workforce decision making: Why data-driven insights are the key to elevating student outcomes
The gap in education workforce decision making: Why data-driven insights are the key to elevating student outcomes. A guest blog post for The Edtech Podcast by PeopleBench Chief Education Officer, Dr Vicki Cameron.
Advancing technology education in rural high schools across America
Advancing technology education in rural high schools across America – a post by the Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education, U.S. Department of Education on launching a $600,000 challenge for tech skills development.