This enjoyable meeting to share research got me talking about the effort to build a National Archive of Educational Computing and the issues for research, practice and policy. The slides are here, although they were woven from a pretty odd set of threads!
ITTE Research Seminar Cambridge
March 12th, 2010 No Comments
Tags: conference · history · learning
National Archive of Educational Computing moves
February 25th, 2010 No Comments
On Monday 15th Feb, the National Archive of Educational Computing moved to its new home, bringing it to a spare school science lab from a storage facility. Now the work can begin to make sense of it all and enhance the web site. Thanks are due to Keith Lashmar of Chelmsford Van Hire and his [...]
Tags: history
New Learning ’08 – Connecting the Future to the Past
July 7th, 2008 No Comments
This conference is taking place on Wednesday with about 50 folk – I know many others would have liked to come, but this is only a start and there’ll be more. For those unable to be there, there will be plenty of reporting to come, and you can download the conference pack and archive leaflet [...]
Tags: conference · future · history · learning
Can we improve the future with lessons from our past?
June 19th, 2008 2 Comments
I am giving the closing keynote in a few minutes at this venue for the JISC South Western Regional Support Centre’s Summer Conference. The theme is social software and naturally, I am speaking about the way we can build from past thinking and find foundations for future improvement. Here are the slides as a PDF.