Sat, 14 November 2009 Dave Stacey is a secondary History teacher in Swansea, Wales. During this edonis interview, Dave talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for teachers in his workplace * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Dave's blog is here. Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Sat, 31 October 2009 Daniel Needlestone is a secondary teacher of ICT and is eLearning co-ordinator in his school. He lives in London. During this edonis interview, Daniel talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for teachers in his workplace * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Fri, 16 October 2009 Walter Patterson is an independent educational consultant and, among many other roles, was previously an HM Inspector of Schools. During this edonis interview, Walter talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Sun, 4 October 2009 Lynne Lewis is Principal Teacher at Athelstaneford Primary School in East Lothian, Scotland. During this edonis interview, Lynne talks about her: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for teachers in her workplace * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Sun, 20 September 2009 Gail Haythorne is a secondary languages teacher at a girls' school in England. Here she has responsibility for staff development, and more widely, is a trainer in the use of ICT in language learning.
During this edonis interview, Gail talks about her: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for teachers in her workplace * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Gail's blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Sun, 6 September 2009 Ruthanne Baxter is Arts Education/Creative Links Officer in East Lothian, Scotland. During this edonis interview, Ruthanne talks about her:
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Sun, 23 August 2009 John Johnston is ICT Development Officer in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. During this edonis interview, John talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for learning professionals in his authority * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. John's website can be read here. Comments[0] |
Sun, 9 August 2009 Doug Belshaw is Director of E-Learning at Northumberland Church of England Academy, and an EdD student at the University of Durham. His thesis is on, "What
does it mean to be ‘educated’ and ‘digitally literate’? The impact of
ICT and the knowledge society upon education in the 21st century." During this edonis interview, Doug talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development: as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * previous workplace and the level of web access for learning professionals * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Doug's website can be accessed here. Comments[0] |
Sun, 26 July 2009 Theo is an educator, researcher, and consultant. Vastly experienced in the use of ICT in education, he has recently worked extensively with digital assets and collections. During this edonis interview, Theo talks about his: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Theo's blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Sat, 11 July 2009 Pat is an adjunct instructor on the university level and a retired teacher of children with special needs. She lives in Greenville, South Carolina. During this edonis interview, Pat talks about her: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for learning professionals in her authority * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Pat’s Successful Teaching blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Mon, 29 June 2009 Sue Tapp is an English teacher in Victoria, Australia, and is convener of the OZ/NZ Educators Online Group. During this edonis interview, Sue talks about her: * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for learning professionals in her authority * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Sue’s blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Mon, 15 June 2009 Lorna Walker is a former HM Inspector of residential special and secure schools, and now runs Education Through Care; an education consultancy. During this edonis interview, Lorna talks about her: * Background in education * experiences of ICT and professional development * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 14 May 2009 Neil Winton is Head of English at * Background in education * experiences of ICT-related training and professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD * thoughts on web access for learning professionals in his authority * notion of 'learning network' * uses of the social web * anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Neil’s blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 23 April 2009 Margaret Vass is ICT Support
Co-ordinator at Falkirk Council in
Links from the interview are here. Margaret’s blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 16 April 2009 During March, I travelled to the States to present at, and take part in, the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) Annual Conference. This was a 4-day event, held at the OCCC in Orlando. Comments[2] |
Thu, 2 April 2009 Alan Parkinson is Secondary Curriculum Development Leader for the Geographical Association. He works on the Action Plan for Geography; one strand of which is the creation of new teacher networks. During this edonis project interview, Alan talks about his:
Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Wed, 18 March 2009 David Gilmour is a learning professional at East Lothian Council in the East of Scotland. He is the driving force behind edubuzz; East Lothian's networked learning community. During this edonis project interview, David talks about edubuzz and his:
Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 5 March 2009 Dr Brian Guthrie is a Researcher Academic Therapist on the Social Work and Disability Program at Royal Mount College in Calgary, Alberta. He utilises Blackboard and wifi-enabled laptops to support classes and courses, and makes use of several online tools and spaces to develop his professionalism and practice. During this edonis project interview, Brian talks about his: Links from the interview are here. Comments[0] |
Wed, 18 February 2009 Please note - this podcast should not be listened to through earphones, due to interference. Listening via speakers will be OK. Lynne Horn is Principal Teacher of the Languages Faculty at Tobermory High. During this edonis interview, Lynne talks about her: - Background in education - experiences of ICT-related training/professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD - web access at school - notion of 'learning network' - uses of the 'social web' - use of wikis with pupils - anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Links from the interview are here. Lynne's blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 5 February 2009 Dr Anke Beate-Stahl has been Teacher of Art at Hillside School in Aberdour since 2001. Presently, Anke is on the Chartered Teacher programme. During this edonis project interview, Anke talks about her: • career in education • experiences of ICT-related training/professional development as a student teacher, during INSET, and as part of CPD • use of email and the extent to which this supports her professional development • notion of 'learning network' • uses of the 'social web' • anticipated changes in use of ICT over the next 3 years. Comments[0] |
Thu, 22 January 2009 Anthony Evans is a Primary ICT Consultant in the London Borough of Redbridge. He writes regularly to his blog, sharing primary ICT ideas and activities in his area. During 2008, Anthony curated the Teachmeet North East London 'unconference'.
Anthony's blog can be read here. Comments[0] |
Thu, 8 January 2009 Louise Jones is the Health Promoting Schools Manager for the Highland Council area. She regularly uses blogs, wikis and online surveys, and leads on the Highland E-Safety Strategy. Louise is also a CEOP Ambassador and Glow Mentor. During this edonis project interview, Louise talks about her:
Louise's blog can be read here. Comments[2] |
Thu, 25 December 2008  This Booruch episode is an edit of my contribution to the Education Unbound 2008 event, organised by Online Creative Communications. It was held at Adam Street Private Members' Club, on The Strand, London on 8th October. Also on the panel were Dan Sutch, Catherine Howell and Andy Gibson. The event was chaired by Matt I.Comments[0] |
Thu, 11 December 2008 This week, I talk about: projects such as Year Dot and School of Everything which I learnt about when I presented at Education Unbound 2008 in London; changes in how I have engaged with Web 2.0 over the last 12 months; and how Booruch and the edonis project will dovetail from January. Show notes are here. Comments[0] |
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David Noble is a Chartered Teacher and EdD student, based in Fife, Scotland. These fortnightly podcasts include interviews with learning professionals, where they talk about dealing with the social web
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