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#81 – How can Edtech Drive School Improvement?

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A panel discussion run by the British Educational Suppliers Association during London Edtech Week 2016, recorded for The Edtech Podcast. Hello and welcome everyone. From apps that are aspiring to be the Uber of supply teaching, to cutting-edge platforms and assessment tools allowing school data to be analysed in innovative new ways, many EdTech companies are aiming to enhance teaching and learning experiences across the UK and in doing so, transform the way that schools operate – saving them both time and money.

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#79 – on HRtech

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This week we hear about HRTech, listening to CareerCake.com, Founder and CEO, on growing up in Wales, working in recruitment, the impact of the economic recession, launching a YouTube channel and pivoting into an HRtech business. All of this, with the backdrop of portfolio careers and side-hustles as a theme in skills development and employment.

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#78 – Educating for 21st Century Skills

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Part Two of the ASU GSV Summit Series on The Edtech Podcast. Welcome everyone to this second episode from the ASU GSV Summit series on The Edtech Podcast. This week we hear about 21st century skills touching upon accreditation, funding, project based learning, higher education and alternative education, such as bootcamps, along the way!

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#74 – on motivation, relationships, & tools for the classroom

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I’m in conversation with Renaldo Lawrence, Adobe Education Leader, Apple Distinguished Educator, Microsoft Innovative Educator, and an Advanced Skills teacher. We talk about funding in schools, motivating students and taking inspiration from outside the classroom to enthuse your practice. Thank you to ClassCentral for sponsoring this week’s episode.

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#73 – Funding for education. With Oliver Beach, Rocketfund, School Leadership & many more

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Recording from the launch of RocketFund (crowdfunding for schools) at Edspace, featuring Donah Shah, Newington Green Primary School, Michelle Thomas – Executive Head, New Wave Federation of primary schools, Martin Buck, Head of Secondary, Hackney Learning Trust, Ben Payne – Co-Director, Ministry of Stories, Toby Martin Hughs – Education Product Manager, SAM Labs & Ben Gill – Product Manager at Nesta and Launch Pilot at Rocket Fund
Plus bonus interview with Oliver Beach, Partnerships Manager at Kano, Past teacher in inner-city London schools, Ambassador of the Teach First programme, regular contributor to the TES, Huffington Post, Telegraph and the Guardian.

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