In this EDtalk Trevor Storr, Director of eLearning for a cluster of schools in South Canterbury and North Otago, describes the opportunity for collaboration and personalised learning provided by th

Vince Ham, Director Research at CORE Education, discusses the complex factors that make professional development in eLearning ‘effective’.

Mark Callagher, 2008 eFellow from Wellington College, talks about his research into using a blended approach to learning.

Three of the CORE Education UK team, Richard, Malcolm and Sarah, outline their recent projects, commenting on lessons learned, and speculate on ways that online collaboration and action research mi

Sarah Jones of CORE Ed UK believes the acquisition of process skills are crucial for lifelong learning, and equipping students for the future.

Andrew is Curriculum Manager for ICT at Kristin School.

eXe

CORE software developer and skateboard instructor Remo Williams talks about his latest project - eXe, a tool that allows teachers to author their own educational content in pedagogically sound ways

CORE software engineer Jim Tittsler describes eXe, an easy to use tool that allows teachers to author their own educational content in pedagogically sound ways for a range of mediums, such as LMS,

ICT consultant, and Director of Quest, Trevor Bond has been involved in the ICTPD world for some time.

Rachel Boyd is a deputy principal and classroom teacher, and eLearning with juniors is one of her teaching passions.