Technology
A Day Without Technology
Camara Education set a challenge to see if we could live without technology for the day. The 2nd December was chosen as it was World Computer Literacy Day and the idea was to highlight the digital divide that exists around … Read on…
Guest Article: Technology in the Classroom
This article is written by Khalid Umar who does a lot of work in the energy sector in Third World countries. However, he has an interest in primary technology. It is interesting to note how similar his observations are to
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A Titanic Lesson
We are delighted to welcome a guest writer, Dawn Altnam, an American blogger who has an interest in education. In a timely post, Dawn outlines how teachers can use the 100th anniversary of the Titanic’s sinking as part of their … Read on…
Technology and Pedagogy – not a chicken and egg
Douglas Adams, The Fourth R and Learning
I was happy to see that technology was on the agenda at the annual Irish Primary Principals Network (IPPN) conference 2010. Almost every speaker, including heavyweights such as Batt O’Keeffe (Minister for Education and Science), Eamon Gilmore (Labour leader), Enda … Read on…
CESI Conference 2010
The Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI) National Conference will be held Friday and Saturday, 5 & 6 February 2010. The change in date, one week earlier than previously announced, presents the exciting opportunity of holding the conference at … Read on…
Lecture: Technology in Primary Schools
Readers of this web site know that I enjoy ranting about technology in primary schools. I’ve been asked to give a talk in Carlow Town on Wednesday, 25th November about how schools around the country are using technology in their … Read on…
CESI National Conference 2010
“Creative Technology in Challenging Times”
12th and 13th February 2010
At the 2010 Computers in Education Society of Ireland’s (CESI) Annual Conference, we plan to highlight the varied and creative ways teachers are using ICT to enhance
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