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BETT 2008 Seminar Podcasts |
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| Brought to you courtesy of Softease.. |
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How to use:
Click on the links below to download Seminar Podcasts from BETT 2008
(NB applicable to internet explorer 7 users only).
Or copy and paste the links into your chosen aggregator, such as iTunes or Doppler (NB using this method, the files may take a while to download) |
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Podcast One
Featuring episodes:
ICT and pedagogy - Andrew Weymouth
Personalising learning - what's in it for me? - Bernie Zakary and Dave Hassell
BSF and change management- Jill Collison, Ros Asher and Tim Tarrant
Home access and home school links - does it work? - Moritz Bilagher and Vanessa Pittard |
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Podcast Two
Featuring episodes:
Safeguarding children online - Charlotte Aynsley and Ruth Hammond
Role of learning technologies in NCSL's leadership development programmes - Aidan Melling and Jonathan Dale
Access to learning: a new frontier - Chris Stevens and Terry Walker
Transforming schools: the third wave in raising achievement - David Crossley |
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Podcast Three
Featuring episodes:
We're adopting! A Strategy for adopting social meaning in education - Ewan Macintosh |
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Podcast Four
Featuring episodes:
Personalising learning in the connected world< - Stewart Bailey
Keynote - Peter Bishop
Primary learning - a curriculum looking forward< - Mick Waters
Space to think - preparing for long term education - Richard Sandford |
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Podcast Five
Featuring episodes:
The Consolarium: promoting games based learning in schools - Derek P Robertson
What do learners say about thier learning? - Ros Hicks
The new secondary curriculum in action - Gareth Mills
The Diploma Curriculum - Helen Gormley |
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Podcast Six
Featuring episodes:
Podcasting: Make yourself heard! - Doug Dickinson
Personalising assessment - Paul Wright and Terry Handley<
The Lets Play Project - Paul Vale |
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Podcast Seven
Featuring episodes:
ICT: The bridge between spreaking and writing in modern foreign languages - Emma Collins and John Bald
E2BN Resources - safety, security, collaboration, inspiration, publication - Kathy Olsson
Trust and foundation schools - What, how and why? - Linda Doyle
Data sharing across the education sector made easier through MIAP - Bobbie McCelland and Dominic Knight<
Improving ICT - evidence from inspection - David Anstead |
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Podcast Eight
Featuring episodes:
Creating science learning spaces for the future - Miranda Stephenson and Simon Quinnel
Functional skills: implications for learners and teachers - John Kirk |
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Softease is a forward-thinking company that develops innovative and creative software applications designed specifically for education. With a focus on 21st Century skills that can be introduced into any school or home-learning environment, the company strives to provide tools that are child-friendly and easy to use whilst always being in line with the latest technological advancements. Softease’s podcasting application Podium allows users of any age or ability to create, edit, publish and promote podcasts from the same simple interface. For further information on Podium or podcasting in general, please visit www.podiumpodcasting.com |
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BETT Poll |
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What does Personalised Learning mean to you?
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