Time-lapse a science experiment for excellent observation opportunities (includes a free, downloadable write-up form).

Last week I did a science lesson with my students where we looked at how the sweets ‘Skittles’ dissolved in … More

Guest Blog Post: Is Virtual Reality For Education All Hype?

VR is here to stay, love it or hate it. The technology has already been adopted by school teachers in … More

My article for Edutopia: Engaging Students Through Google Maps.

I recently wrote an article for Edutopia.  It was about ways Google Maps can be used to inspire students in … More

My Article For The International Teacher Magazine: Using Minecraft To Engage Students In Learning.

I recently wrote an article for the International Teacher Magazine about simple ways to use Minecraft in the classroom.   Click … More

Paper 53 Is The ‘Sketch-iPad’ You Always Wanted

Paper 53 is a brilliant app which combines drawings, notes, photos and sketches.  It is available on the Appstore.  The … More

Create Simple Infographics With This Superb Online Tool

Piktochart is an excellent online website (also available on the App Store) which makes it really easy to create an … More

How Makin Misteaks Can B A Pwrfl Teeching Statergy;

We all make mistakes.  I certainly have made them whilst teaching.  And do you know what?  Pupils love it when … More

Great Tech Tools For Pop Art Lessons

Pop Art Studio is a great website in which you can apply Pop Art effects to an image.  Our topics this … More

Using Facebook ‘Live’ In The Classroom Is A New, Exciting Learning Tool.

Facebook Live allows you to stream live video to a Facebook Page or Group.  It has such great potential for … More

Don’t Just Put Amazing Work On The Classroom Wall, Share It Online.

Sway.com is a fantastic website / App by Microsoft, in which interactive presentations / videos can be created. It is … More