Learning@School keynote speaker Christian Long (@christianlong) is an educator, designer, school planner, technology expert, educational futurist, and passionate advocate for innovative learning...
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Charles Newton, former principal, discusses a number of models to support principals with ICT and strategic planning. |
Charles Newton, former principal, asks us to think about how well we are supporting principals to make e-Learning decisions. Leaders are the key to e-Learning being successful in any school and he challenges principals to look beyond their own... |
Tara Fagan, CORE Education early years facilitator, discusses the three areas of creativity, communication and collaboration in early years education. In this EDtalk recorded at ULearn11, Tara explains the... |
Steve Martin received the Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Science Teaching (2010) in recognition of his work inspiring students to higher levels of achievement through the innovative use of the SOLO taxonomy and ICT. He tells us a little... |
In the first of the Ten Trend series for 2012, CORE Education's Derek Wenmoth describes the move away from environments that include barriers to participation and access to systems, strategies and processes that are more open. Derek poses... |
Peter Eaton was a software engineer who decided to become a primary school teacher. We interviewed Peter at Educamp in Dunedin during his last year of teacher training. In this talk, Peter shares his thoughts on the connection between software... |
Keynote speakers Deanne Thomas and Wharehoka Wano, Kaihautu Māori for CORE Education, describe their personal learning journey and provide the historical context for raising student achievement for Māori students through language, culture and... |
Claire Buist from St Clair School, Dunedin, and Anne Keneally from St Mary's School, Mosgiel, tell of their experience in holding an educamp in Dunedin. Claire and Anne describe how the day came about and why the educamp experience was so... |
In this video presentation recorded at Learning@School, CORE Education's Jill Hammonds outlines a range of e-Learning tools and strategies that demonstrate how technology can be used effectively to engage learners in creative writing. |