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Tom Rogers is joined by the Portfolio Director of BETT Global, Duncan Verry, to preview some of the exciting things that are planned for the BETT show this January. You can grab your ticket right here: https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration

Graham Stanley is joined by special guests to discuss teacher training and tech in the classroom, focussing on the upskilling needed to accompany the introduction of technology to the classroom. This show is brought to you in partnership with BETT Global and features previews of BETT Show 2025!   With budgets being tight, the importance of schools maximising the use of the existing technology to succeed has become paramount. In this show, we talk about the free opportunities at BETT like Tech User Labs, Connect @ Bett and TableTalks.   Guests are EJ Quinn (Bett's Head of Community Development) and Dan Dryer (Maths teacher and digital learning manager at Staning Grammar School).   Get your ticket for BETT 2025 here: https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration

Graham Glass is the founder and CEO of CYPHER Learning, which offers game-changing training and learning solutions for businesses, educational institutions, and entrepreneurs around the world. He is passionate about leveraging better experience design in digital platforms that delight learners and make organizations more effective.As an ex-university lecturer, serial entrepreneur and innovator, he took his university lectures on training dynamics to high-technology organizations, then launched a series of companies culminating in CYPHER Learning, whose platforms are used today by more than 20,000 organizations. Graham has also written multiple books and spoken internationally on the case for better learning systems in the 21st century.Websitewww.cypherlearning.comSocial Media Informationwww.linkedin.com/in/grahamglass@grahamglass (Twitter / X)Resources MentionedPrevious episode 244 with Graham Glass, which includes his origin story and history of CYPHER LearningThis podcast was recorded live from the 2022 BETT Show in London, and includes an interview with the team on the CYPHER Learning stand.Show Sponsor – National Association for Primary Education (NAPE) SEND Conference Friday 26th April – Hybrid event https://nape.org.uk/conference-2024Welcome to the NAPE Conference 2024, which is focusing on SEND: challenges and strategies! Join us at the University of Bedfordshire for a day filled with insightful discussions, workshops and networking opportunities. This event is designed to address the unique challenges faced by individuals with special educational needs and disabilities; we hope you come away at the end of the day fired with ideas and knowledge about SEND.Learn from experts specifically chosen to talk to you, some of whom are practitioners who have come away from their school to be at the conference. We have an excellent keynote speaker, and you can choose two of the workshops, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to collaborate and learn together! https://nape.org.uk/conference-2024Support the show at www.educationonfire.com/supportHave you seen our live shows on YouTube? www.EducationOnFire.com/youtube

Dive into the future of education with Teachers Talk Radio at the BETT show! This episode is a treasure trove of insights for educators, tech enthusiasts, and anyone passionate about the evolving landscape of learning. We kick off with some impromptu show floor interviews - enjoy Tom Rogers asking random people whether they like teachers or not! Next, we spotlight the innovative partnership between Collins and Area Nine, introducing 'Adapt'—a groundbreaking tool designed to enhance personalized learning experiences. Jan Krogh Larson, Chief Product Officer, delves into the cognitive science behind the technology, and the transformative impact it promises for both teachers and students. We then pivot to a literary legend, Michael Rosen, reflecting on the enduring power of books and their role in shaping wisdom and resilience among young readers. The episode also features candid conversations with educators about the joys and challenges of teaching, and the potential of edtech to revolutionise classroom teaching. Finally, join a vibrant panel of edtech experts and entrepreneurs including Mark Anderson, Bukky Yusuf and Kavitha Ravindran as they dissect the keys to success and pitfalls in the industry. From the importance of teacher input to the critical role of investors, this segment is a masterclass in innovation and sustainability in the educational tech space. Tune in to Teachers Talk Radio for an episode that's not just about the tools, but the stories, struggles, and triumphs behind them. Don't forget to visit our website at ttradio.org for more episodes and to engage with our vibrant educational community. #TTRadio #BETT2024 #EdTechEvolution

Dive into the dynamic world of education technology with Teachers Talk Radio's special BETT show podcast, brought to you in partnership with John Catt Educational Publishing and supported by Newline Interactive. In this exhilarating episode, we recap an inspiring three-day experience at Europe's largest education trade show, where the Teachers Talk Radio team had the chance to meet face-to-face and engage with listeners, potential partners, and tech enthusiasts.  Join us in part 1 as we explore the bustling atmosphere and the latest in interactive digital technology, including Newline Interactive's cutting-edge screens that are transforming classrooms. Hear from our special guests, including Dame Darcy Bussell, who shares her passion for integrating dance into education, and YouTube education stars Lewis Matheson and Jen Primrose Kitten, who discuss the persistence and creativity behind their successful channels. We also delve into thought-provoking conversations with edtech leaders like Brett Salakis, who offers insights into the future of social media in education, and Anton from Schooly, who introduces an all-encompassing MIS platform that promises to revolutionize school operations. Plus, don't miss our chat with Paul from Blocksi, who reveals how their content filtering and classroom management solutions are keeping students safe while enhancing the learning experience. Whether you're an educator, tech guru, or just passionate about the future of learning, this episode is packed with innovative ideas, practical solutions, and inspiring stories that will leave you energized and ready to embrace the potential of edtech. Tune in now for an unforgettable journey through the heart of educational innovation at the BETT show with Teachers Talk Radio.

In this episode of The Writing Life, NCW Programme Officer Ellie speaks with author and NCW mentor Chip Colquhoun about oral storytelling and writing for younger audiences. An NCW Associate Artist, Chip is a storyteller and children's author. He's trained teachers through the Department for Education's English Hub, young creatives through Rathbone College, vicars through Ridley Hall in Cambridge, and children's writers with publisher Epic Tales. Together, they discuss Chip's journey into oral storytelling, and some of the distinctions between story writing and storytelling. They also explore the importance of understanding your reader, the key components needed for every story, and how to target your writing to different age groups. Discover Chip's mentoring offer here. Chip is launching his educational handbook, All the Better to Read You With: Stories & Lessons to Inspire Reading for Pleasure at the London ExCel on Wednesday 24 January. Get your free ticket to the Bett Show where this will be launched here.

2024 is here and we can't quite believe it! In this episode we reflect on a crazy year, remembering all of the ups and downs. We also look forward to the year ahead and start to set goals. New Years resolutions have never been our strong point but we discuss some tips and tricks for setting professional goals. If you're someone who is dreading going back to work or if you can't wait to get back, this episode is for you! ----more---- Head to www.leckiescotland.co.uk and use code: INSIDEVOICES for 20% off! Get free educator tickets for BETT Show here: https://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration  Follow Laura on TikTok and Instagram Follow David on TikTok and Instagram ----more---- If you have any business queries or enquiries please email: insidevoicespodcast1@gmail.com Please follow, rate and review our show wherever you are listening!

Small International Schools are wide spread around the world, with their size come different dynamics in the culture, structures, educator and leadership approaches, finances juggling the daily workflows and community building, Jimena, Jeremy and Michael who have started an ECIS (https://www.ecis.org/) "Intentionally Small Schools" special interest group join us and share their experiences as small international school leaders and together we explore the uniqueness of small international school and the creative tensions that come with such schools.                   Dr. Jimena Zalba  Primary Principal     The International School of Belgrade  https://www.isb.rs/   Dr. Jeremy Majeski  Principal Frankfurt International School Wiesbaden Campus https://www.fis.edu/    Dr. Michael J. Hibbeln  Director  International School of Krakow https://iskonline.org/    About Dr. Jimena Zalba    Jimena Zalba is an educational leader with over 22 years serving international schools in Serbia, Czech Republic, Romania and Cambodia. During her tenure as a school leader, Jimena has, in close collaboration with her colleagues, led the design and implementation of innovative school improvements with  high impact on student learning.  When teachers and colleagues describe Jimena, they use words such as ‘caring', ‘change agent' and ‘systems thinker'.  Jimena leverages these qualities and competencies to build and sustain thriving school cultures with a relentless commitment to learning and wellbeing for all members of a community.   In addition to being a transformational and constructivist leader, Jimena is a passionate and avid learner.  She holds a Masters in Education, a Post-Master's in Educational Leadership and a Doctorate in Education (EdD) in July 2021.   Her EdD research focused on developing the professional capacity of educators in international schools.    Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimenazalba  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimena-zalba-edd-23828549/  About Dr. Jeremy Majeski   Dr. Jeremy Majeski is currently the principal at Frankfurt International School's Wiesbaden Campus, a preschool through grade eight international school. Prior to this, Jeremy served as the elementary school principal at the American School of Barcelona as well as an elementary educator and administrator in the Chicago suburbs. Jeremy has been recognized for his work in leading efforts in making schools more welcoming for LGBTQ+ staff, students, and families.   He recently completed his doctorate in leadership in curriculum and instruction from Aurora University's School of Education where his research focused on the experiences of gay and lesbian parents and schools. Jeremy has presented on topics of literacy, technology and leadership at conferences including the Illinois Reading Association, National Association of Elementary School Principals, District Administration and The Bett Show. In addition to his work in schools, Jeremy is an adjunct professor, teaching graduate courses in curriculum, instruction and leadership.   Twitter: https://twitter.com/jjmajeski  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jeremy-j-majeski-08693832/?originalSubdomain=de    About Dr. Michael Hibbeln    Dr. Michael Hibbeln is Director of the International School of Kraków, Poland.  Prior to his current role he served as the Elementary School Principal at Shanghai American School in Shanghai, China. Michael's career in education has taken him to Thailand, Paraguay, the USA (Michigan), Italy, and China.  He holds a Ph.D. in Education Organizational Leadership, Policy and Development from the University of Minnesota, as well as a M.Ed. in K-12 Education Administration and Leadership from Michigan State University.   Michael's research interests lie in the factors that lead to the development of student intercultural competence in international schools. Using clear systems and frameworks that bring a school's mission to life and drive school transformation, rather than only school improvement, is what excites him most about his work in school communities.   Twitter: https://twitter.com/MjHibbeln  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/michael-j-hibbeln-2b62b191    John Mikton on Social Media LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmikton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jmikton Web: beyonddigital.org   Dan Taylor on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dantcz/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanTaylorAE Web: www.appsevents.com   Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube Would you like to have a free 1 month trial of the new Google Workspace Plus (formerly G Suite Enterprise for Education)? Just fill out this form and we'll get you set up bit.ly/GSEFE-Trial

En este episodio de Amigos TIC, George Hudson, embajador de UK en Colombia, se une a la conversación para hablar sobre las oportunidades que representan las alianzas en tecnología entre Colombia y Reino Unido. Descubre cómo el trabajo codo a codo de Colombia y el Reino Unido ayuda a la evolución tecnológica de ambos países. Escucha este episodio para conocer más. ¡No te lo pierdas!04:05 George Hudson, embajador de UK en Colombia04:47 ¿Qué es lo que representa Inglaterra en tecnología?06:24 ¿Qué pasa en el London Tech Week?07:44 ¿En que ambitos apoya Colombia?09:59 Bett Show de Edtech12:06 ¿Se pueden formular proyectos desde la ruralidad de Colombia?15:16 ¿Qué ejemplos tiene del Reino Unido para compartir con Colombia sobre políticas públicas?17:11 ¡Ojo al dato! con Santiago Pinzón20:12 ¿Ajiaco o bandeja paisa?20:40 ¿Bucaramanga o Manchester City?21:30 ¿Cómo va el tema de la visa para estancias cortas de los colombianos?23:45 ¿Cómo ve la cooperación en tema de cyberseguridad?25:55 ¿Qué libros recomienda?27:34 ¿Cuáles son los ecosistemas tecnológicos más fuertes en el Reino Unido?28:47 ¡Ojo al dato! con Víctor Solano29:20 ¿Cómo un emprendedor tecnológico llega a ustedes?29:57 ¿Cuál es su top 3 de ciudades de Coombia?

En este episodio de Amigos TIC, George Hodgson, embajador de UK en Colombia, se une a la conversación para hablar sobre las oportunidades que representan las alianzas en tecnología entre Colombia y Reino Unido. Descubre cómo el trabajo codo a codo de Colombia y el Reino Unido ayuda a la evolución tecnológica de ambos países. Escucha este episodio para conocer más. ¡No te lo pierdas!04:05 George Hodgson, embajador de UK en Colombia04:47 ¿Qué es lo que representa Inglaterra en tecnología?06:24 ¿Qué pasa en el London Tech Week?07:44 ¿En que ambitos apoya Colombia?09:59 Bett Show de Edtech12:06 ¿Se pueden formular proyectos desde la ruralidad de Colombia?15:16 ¿Qué ejemplos tiene del Reino Unido para compartir con Colombia sobre políticas públicas?17:11 ¡Ojo al dato! con Santiago Pinzón20:12 ¿Ajiaco o bandeja paisa?20:40 ¿Bucaramanga o Manchester City?21:30 ¿Cómo va el tema de la visa para estancias cortas de los colombianos?23:45 ¿Cómo ve la cooperación en tema de cyberseguridad?25:55 ¿Qué libros recomienda?27:34 ¿Cuáles son los ecosistemas tecnológicos más fuertes en el Reino Unido?28:47 ¡Ojo al dato! con Víctor Solano29:20 ¿Cómo un emprendedor tecnológico llega a ustedes?29:57 ¿Cuál es su top 3 de ciudades de Coombia?

Nick Corston from STEAM Co chats to Russell Prue about championing and inspiring creativity in schools and how that links to current vacancies in the IT sector. He talks about how students will need tech literacy in the future to do the jobs of the future.Nick's work involves setting off dynamite rockets in school playgrounds (yes, you read that right!) to engage children and parents – an off-curriculum activity to get them talking after school and drive engagement and motivation for everyone.@ST3AMCowww.steamco.org.uk#rocketkids23

This week, the TTR team attended the educational technology show known as 'BETT' and the great and good came to visit us at the TTR stand. If you couldn't make it but wanted to, we've put together our highlights from the show! Tom Rogers, Poppy Gibson, John Gibbs, Lianne Lax and Mark Nichols provide the interviews. TTR were on stand with Newline Interactive, providers of top class services and solutions fit for the modern school or college. On our BETT podcast, you can hear conversations with: Michael Rosen (Poet and Author), Amy Storer (HT), Richard Jones (HT), Jason Kaiser (Computer Science teacher), Magdalena Hegarty (Science teacher), Andria Zafirakou MBE (Art Teacher and winner of the Global Teacher Prize), Mark McCourt (Consultant and author), Cat Scutt MBE (Director of Education and Research at the Chartered College of Teaching), Ian Wallace (Deputy Head of the IT faculty at Exeter College), Paris (student at Exeter College, esports academy), Atul Rana (Maths Tutor), Richard Selfridge (Primary teacher and data expert), Daniel Hill (Regional VP, Instructure), Kelly Felstrum (Coding Teacher), Adam Lee (Speaksee), Michael Cornwell (E-Learning Manager at Farnborough College), Mark Jowett (Creative Director of Sound Ideas), Gary Beckett (Newline Interactive), Dave Godfrey (Maths Consultant), Sven Hoober (CEO of Fiction Express), Matt Tiplin (VP, ONVU learning), (Regional VP, Cypher Learning) Nadim Saad (Happy Confident Company), Ian Ridsdale (Fortinet), Salena Worrall (Skilledin)  

Day 2's broadcast from NetSupport Radio at Bett 2023 is here!NetSupport Radio had an exciting afternoon, with host Russell Prue interviewing a raft of fabulous guests. First up was Al Kingsley, talking about the sessions he'd been involved in, speaking on the topics of digital transformation and the role of governance, and human flourishing with the OECD.Next came guests including, Rosemaria Caffio, who runs school radio projects in Italy; Kanak Gupta, who talked about using data in schools to enhance education and progress; Richard Purcell, who gave an update on how captioning solution, Caption.Ed, has progressed over the last year; and Kelly Hannaghan from Mind Work Matters, who talked about 'cutting through the noise' around mental health.Russell also chatted with Mark Anderson, ICT Evangelist; Chris and Will from Phonic FM in Exeter; and Mary Myatt, who talked about curriculum development. Plus, Al Kingsley caught up with Olly Lewis (Head of Digital in a MAT), for a chat about governance – as well as the Global EdTech Awards that Olly is involved with.Finally, we heard about some super EdTech solutions straight from the people who guide their development and progress, with Jenna Khanna from Common Sense Education, Jonathan Durant from Cypher Learning, Murray Morrison from Tassomai and Michael Olagunju – Director of Exam Solutions.

Listen back to the live NetSupport Radio broadcast from Day 1 of Bett 2023!NetSupport's CEO, Al Kingsley, kicks off the broadcast by sharing what's happening on the NetSupport stand, talking about new product updates, explaining how this year is about 'listening and learning as much as sharing' to really connect with customers, plus he explains a little about his role as Chair of a MAT.NetSupport Radio's host, Russell Prue, has some informative chats with a range of superb guests, including those from 2econd Chance, Tanzii TV, iplicit, Headteacher Chat, NovelEffect, DDMIX and Sleuth IT.There are also conversations with Dawn Hallybone and Zac Marks talking about Kitt emergency adrenaline pens for schools, Becky and David Waters from Dogsthorpe Infant School talking about the success of their podcast, Matt Jessop and his year 6 students from Crosthwaite C of E Primary School, and last but certainly not least, Dave Smith from BESA!

With Bett 2023 just around the corner, discover the latest news, activities and speakers lined up with NetSupport's recent panel discussion ‘Bett 2023 – The highlights'.Bett 2023, which takes place from Wednesday 29th – Friday 31st of March, can pass like a whirlwind, but with free passes available until the 3rd of March, visitors should start to plan their trip now!Helping to do just that, listeners and viewers can tune in to the discussion to hear all about this year's theme from Bett Portfolio Director, Louisa Hunter, as well as the highlights that visitors can look forward to. Meanwhile, Caroline Wright, Director General of BESA, and Emma Darcy, Director of Technology for Learning at Chiltern Learning Trust and Bett UK Advisory Board Member, talk about impactful EdTech. Russell Prue also joins the discussion to reveal what hot topics and key speakers will feature on NetSupport Radio (the official broadcaster of Bett 2023), whilst Al Kingsley, Author and Chair of a Multi-Academy Trust, provides a sneak peek into his speaker session on the Bett Leaders stage. Concluding with their top tips to help visitors make the most of their visit, the 'Bett 2023 – The highlights' discussion is the perfect starting point to your Bett 2023 experience. Listen live to the radio and watch the discussion as a video here.

Mark Taylor shares everything EdTech with conversations from those speaking, attending and exhibiting live from the https://www.bettshow.com/ (Bett Show) in London 24th March 2022. https://www.viewsonic.com/uk/ (ViewSonic) very kindly invited me to be involved with their EdTech Talks. You can watch my conversation with Peter Claxton and Peter Godwin now. https://youtu.be/4hIGPSLNpwM (The Role of Podcasts in Education Marketing and Education Technology | BETT 2022 EdTech Talks) https://www.educationonfire.com/education-on-fire/226-digital-transformation-of-education-with-viewsonic/ (Listen to my Education on Fire podcast with Peter Claxton from ViewSonic Ep 226) Prof Ger Graus OBE, Member of Bett's Global Education Council. (05:15) Professor Dr Ger Graus OBE is a renowned figure in the field of education, where, since March 2017, he holds the position of the first Global Director of Education at KidZania. KidZania, where children aged 4 to14 can experience the world of work through role-play, is designed to inspire and empower: “from inspiration to aspiration”. Since its inception in 1999 in Mexico City, KidZania now has a presence in 24 cities on 5 continents with plans for further developments in some 20 locations including the USA, Canada and South Africa. KidZania London is the UK's first such educational entertainment centre. Ger Graus has been at the heart of innovation and project development such as 'KidZania World Online', 'KidZtalk', 'KidZania Careers Week', ‘KidZania LitFests'; education ‘Think-Tanks', 'Ambassador Schools' and independent evaluations by, amongst others the University of Cambridge, Cass Business School, Havas Helia and Ernst & Young. Based on these evaluations' findings, Ger is now spearheading a ‘Futures Awareness' campaign to introduce careers education into the primary phase. After all, as he frequently reminds us: “Children can only aspire to what they know exists.” Ger started at KidZania London in 2014, where he has been responsible for developing the UK-wide education strategy, including partnerships with schools, Higher Education, commercial and third sector learning partners https://www.bettshow.com/global-education-council (www.bettshow.com/global-education-council) https://kidzania.co.uk/ (kidzania.co.uk/) Alexa Joyce - Digital Transformation & Skills Director at Microsoft. (19:54) Alexa works across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region to drive digital transformation of education institutions and digital skills development, from primary through to higher education. She focuses on enabling them to develop the skills that students need to succeed in work and life. Over the last 20 years, Alexa has worked with governments in more than 100 countries across the world in digital transformation. She previously led the global strategy at Microsoft for engaging and support education system leaders as they evolve their institutions, and was formerly EMEA Director of Policy, Teaching and Learning, focusing on supporting national device deployments across the region. Prior to Microsoft, she worked with leading international education organizations: European Schoolnet (the network of 34 Ministries of Education in Europe), UNESCO and OECD. She's on the advisory board of the EDUCATE incubator ed-tech startups in the UK. https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/ (www.microsoft.com) Cypher Learning (31:02) offers schools and universities an online learning platform to help revolutionise and personalise hybrid education. The platform is used in hundreds of countries, supporting over 40 languages, trusted by hundreds of thousands of users. The learning management platform, NEO, empowers teachers to deliver a seamless learning experience by making it easy to create and manage all learning activities. This includes building online classes, assessing students, enhancing collaboration, identifying knowledge gaps and tracking achievements. This system takes the best of online learning and...

Tom Rogers was our roaming reporter at this years BETT show at excel in London on 23rd and 24th of March. He caught up with Adam Grocott, Ciara and Jon from 'Bulb' and Colin Hegarty, creator of the world famous "Hegarty Maths".  Tom starts by reviewing the BETT show for him. In the interviews, he covers a whole range of topics, from the creation of videos for education purposes to digital portfolios to edtech triumphs and disasters. Find out more about BULB here > https://my.bulbapp.com/bulb-teachers-talk-radio/

In this episode of 'Eddie's LaunchPads' Captain Dave and Eddie talk to Kat Cauchi from NetSupport. They discuss her 'Of Primary Importance' podcast, 'Rise' magazine, ReallySchool and the very exciting things to be found on the NetSupport Stand at this year's Bett Show. The Bett Show takes place at ExCeL in London (23rd-25th March 2022).  https://www.reallyschool.com https://www.netsupportsoftware.com https://www.reallyschool.com/of-primary-importance-podcast/ https://www.netsupportsoftware.com/rise-magazine/#:~:text=The%20R.I.S.E.,together%20to%20inspire%20and%20empower. https://uk.bettshow.com    

In this great episode Russell Prue talks about all the opportunities and benefits for children from having a School Radio station.  Russell is a well-known character in the Edtech World, he's an educator and published author.  Russell regularly hosts live shows for colleagues and young people on his broadcasting platform LearnRadio.Net. He's been a major part of the Mental Health & Wellbeing Events in Cardiff with his live broadcasts that accompany the show. Russell has worked at every BETT Show since it started properly in 1985. During lockdown and throughout the Pandemic Russell has been working with colleagues to produce regular live educational shows for children and young people at home and at school, including a series on Crafting, After School Books Clubs and Mental Health & Wellbeing Shows. From the first day that Schools partially closed in March 2020, Russell had a live learning show with Pie Corbet and friends that generated a listening audience of over 1.2M young folks. He's in his 12th year of building outstanding radio stations for schools, most are in the UK but he has one in Singapore and two in Dubai. You can find out more at Anderton Tiger Radio     You can find Al at www.AlKingsley.com and Linda at www.digilinlearning.com 

In this episode of The Wired Educator Podcast, I interview Bill Rankin. He is an amazing educator, and someone I deeply respect and admire. Dr. Rankin was the worldwide Director of Learning at Apple from 2013 through 2016. He is an academic with more than 25 years of classroom experience, and interviews with Rankin have appeared in Wired, The Guardian, The Times of London, Businessweek. He has recently written a fascinating article titled Education is Over. You are going to love it! Dr. William Rankin is a learning-experience and learning-frameworks designer and educational theorist who served as worldwide Director of Learning at Apple from 2013 through 2016. An academic with more than 25 years of classroom experience, Rankin helped design the world's first smartphone-based one-to-one learning program for higher education, for which he was named Campus Technology magazine's Innovator of the Year for mobile learning in 2008. In 2009, he was named an Apple Distinguished Educator, and in 2010, he began a three-year tenure on the US Board of Apple's Distinguished Educators program. Interviews with Rankin have appeared in Wired, The Guardian, The Times of London, Businessweek, The New York Timesand The Chronicle for Higher Education and at online sites including InsideHigherEd, Ars Technica, and Open Culture. Rankin has spoken at TEDxDubai and was a featured presenter at London's Bett Show in 2018 and 2019. He has worked with schools, governments, and learning organizations in more than 30 countries to design, develop, and implement innovative learning and is an expert in mobile- and technology-enhanced learning and constructionism. Mentioned in this episode:  Bill's article, "Education is Over." Willaim Rankin on TEDxDubai 2011 One of Bill's choices for the most influential book: End of Average by Todd Rose Sign-up for Kelly's newsletter here. Kelly Croy is an author, speaker, and educator. If you'd like to learn more about Kelly or invite him to your school or conference to speak please send him an email. • Listen to Kelly's other podcast, The Future Focused Podcast and subscribe. • Subscribe to The Wired Educator Podcast with over 169 episodes of interviews and professional development. • Visit Kelly's website at www.KellyCroy.com. • Looking for a dynamic speaker for your school's opening day? • Consider Kelly Croy at www.KellyCroy.com • Order Kelly's book, Along Came a Leader for a school book study or your personal library. • Follow Kelly Croy on Facebook.  • Follow Kelly Croy on Twitter.  •  Follow Kelly Croy on Instagram   

Janina Klimas teaches people how to learn new languages. She has taught languages for over 20 years on 3 different continents and speaks 6 languages to various levels of fluency. She has led workshops for language teachers online, at the BETT Show in London, the annual ACTFL convention, Language Show Live in London, and at schools in Europe and the U.S. She has been featured on several podcasts including the Side Hustle School podcast. Learning a new language is a great skill and way to use your down time. Learning a new language gives you the ability to have more conversations with different people. It also allows you to speak to an entirely different audience. For a sub-topic in business, it's common to find a saturated topic for English speakers that isn't saturated in the Spanish market (or a different language). Mastering different languages allow you to broaden the range of people you can speak to. Here are the key links from the episode:   Real Life Language Blog Jobber -- start your free trial today Join the Breakthrough Success Facebook Group Schedule a free strategy call today   Did you enjoy this episode? It would greatly help if you subscribe to Breakthrough Success and leave a quick review.    

This week, we hear from Amanda Regan from Swivl, the video observation app and from Zoe Griffiths -  former international athlete and CEO of Alchemy of Learning. We also go back to the Bett Show to hear from Perlego, the online library and from Alice Corner from Venngage.  Plus, you have scary sound effects, calming music and a lockdown-themed song at the end.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edinnovators/message

This episode was produced during the Coronavirus lockdown. The episode explores a variety of ways in which creative and techy people make sense of why they done what they do. To mark the conversion of London's Excel Centre into a field hospital, the episode contains an interview with Jonathan Sullivan from Britannica during the Bett Show. We also chat to Michael Heverin from Supplywell about their game changing recruitment app. We also hear Eirin Hallengen about what creativity means and Ron Cole about Superreading. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edinnovators/message

Introduction This episode includes a number of resources and links that I have posted below. Please excuse the audio quality, I recorded this episode on my phone! Links and Resources: 10 Things You Must do When Attending an Education Conference Bett Show Turnitin Google Classroom Teacher Toolkit Teacher Toolkit on Twitter Just Great Teaching by Ross Morrison McGill Teacher Tapp app Teacher Tapp on Twitter Wrap Up Support the Show That’s it for today. Before I go I have a small request: if you enjoyed today’s episode, please support by leaving a positive review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen. Thanks for listening and I hope you’ll join me for the next episode.

This time, I talk to smaller edtech startups about tech and learning. I get to throw balls in an interactive playground too! Oh and I got to see Professor Brian Cox speak too! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edinnovators/message

I denne udgave af Alineas podcast Didaktor, er vi taget til London for at deltage i den årlige teknologimesse Bett Show. Vi er på messebesøg og deltager på UCLs studieture, hvor den ene i år er planlagt af ungdomsmediet Koncentrat i samarbejde med Alinea. Studieturen tager os med til den internationale avis The Guardian, hvor vi bliver klogere på, hvordan man kan undervise børn i news literacy.    I podcasten kan du møde:   Lars Clausen, CFU-konsulent og projekterleder for turen bett.dk Dorte Jørgensen, lærer på Elise Smith skole Nikolaj Nielsen, lærer på Elise Smith skole Sune Gudmundsson, medstifter af ungdomsmediet Koncentrat Christian Trobeck, lærer i Hillerød Kommune   Links   Tema om nyhedsforståelse: https://www.blivklog.dk/news-literacy/ Mere om den danske Bett-tur til London: https://bettdk.i.ucl.dk/ The Guardian Education Centre: https://www.theguardian.com/gnmeducationcentre   Podcasten er tilrettelagt, optaget og klippet af:   Anders Schunk, Alinea   Produktion:   Alinea 2020   Musik:   Didaktors jingle: Niels Skov Jessen   Alt andet musik er fra  https://filmmusic.io "Bass Walker" af Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) "Fast Talkin" af Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) "I Knew a Guy" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licens: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Thoughts on edtech from the BETT Show 2020. Twitter @PeteStarryid. Email Peteath@hotmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edinnovators/message

Dr Alison Clark-Wilson joins Russell Prue on NetSupport Radio to discuss her roles, education passions and talk at Bett 2020.As a former school maths teacher, teacher trainer and researcher, Alison is currently working at University College London, using existing research to support edtech entrepreneurs in understanding whether what they are developing is going to have the desired impact – as well as teaching them how to generate their own research.Alison explains, “So many people are having to make decisions on which edtech to bring into their professional practice or learning – and how do you know which to choose? At the heart of this question is the research and evidence which we need to get better at both generating and understanding, so we can make some sensible decisions.”During her talk about ‘The Billion Dollar Edtech Question: Can We Prove it Works?’ at Bett on the Professional Development stage on Thursday 23rd January at 11am, Alison will cover what people think research evidence is all about, the formats and contents different people need to make better decisions – plus, some practical tools and insights.

Graham Brown-Martin (@GrahamBM) is a leader in the field of foresight and anticipatory research that brings together social, political and technological trends to consider how we need to ready ourselves for the future. He chats to Russell Prue about hosting an interactive session at Bett 2020 called, “The future of work, society and learning – of preparing learners for tomorrow” (along with his special guests from the London Interdisciplinary School and School 21), which intends to generate and share ideas about how best to prepare students for the future.

Russell Prue interviews Sir David Carter (Executive Director of System Leadership at Ambition Institute) on NetSupport Radio about his forthcoming presentation at Bett 2020.Sir David (@Carter6D) talks about ‘The importance of leadership’ and will outline why it’s imperative that we encourage intelligent and capable leaders to enter into leadership roles in our schools.

Radio broadcaster Russell Prue chats to NetSupport's MD, Al Kingsley, live at the National Education Show in Cardiff about their plans to team up again for NetSupport Radio at Bett 2020.Russell and Al chat about the fact that, for the first time ever, NetSupport Radio (powered by Anderton Tiger) will be the official broadcaster of the Bett Show! There are always so many great things to celebrate about Bett and, this year, working directly with the organisers, NetSupport Radio will get a chance to showcase all the amazing things that take place, including interviews with the speakers from the main speaker stage and bringing student voice to the airwaves - plus much more! This is a special opportunity to reach an even wider audience than ever before, with people being able to listen live to the shows online each day. Roll on January 2020!

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Join the Tes team as we discuss the academies programme as it passes a key milestone: educating more than half of England's pupils.We also take a look at edtech in the week of the Bett Show, and ask what genetics means for teachers and teaching. Tune in and enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Great to be on Net Support Radio with the lovely Russell today. I promise more pods are on the way!

Al Kingsley is joined on NetSupport Radio by Henry Platten and Mark Anderson (ICTEvangelist) to discuss recent edtech activity as well as upcoming activity at Bett 2019.

Merete Løland (Statoil) og Helene Gram (UiS) er opptatt av digital læringsteknologi, til bruk i undervisning og utdanning. Fikk du ikke med deg årets BETT Show i London bør du få med deg denne aller første podcasten om Læring og Les mer ...

Episode 10 of The Teaching Space Podcast shares 10 things you must do before, during and after an education conference. Podcast Episode 10 Transcript Introduction Hello and welcome to episode ten of the Teaching Space Podcast. It's Martine here. In today's episode, I want to share with you ten things you must do before, during and after attending an education conference. Bett Show 2018 These ten things are based on recent experience. In January, I attended the Bett Show, which takes place in London. And it's a large education technology show at the ExCel Centre. Now, I'm based in Guernsey, so the reality of attending a show at the ExCel Centre looks something like this: The Journey I take the red-eye flight, which is the seven a.m. flight from Guernsey to London Gatwick. We used to be able to fly directly to London City, which was a lot more convenient if you know London geography, but alas, that's not possible anymore. So I'm on the red-eye flight at seven a.m. I like to be at the airport an hour before, so I'm there at six a.m., which means I'm up at around five a.m., so that's not a great start to a travel day now really, is it? The flight thankfully got off on time, around seven a.m., so I got into London sometime after 8. By the time I got to the ExCel Centre, it was probably about half-past ten. This experience of travelling to London and going to Bett, made me start thinking about what I need to do slightly better when I go again. I have been to Bett a couple of times, but normally I go overnight. And on this occasion, I went for the day, so I was in on the first flight and out on the last flight, which must have been half seven, eight o'clock in the evening, maybe even a bit later actually. Next Year's Plan Next year I will definitely do an overnight stay, because going for a day, including my travel, just simply wasn't enough. The substance of this podcast really is the things I'm going do better next time, so ten things that I believe you should do in preparation for an education conference (and also a few things to do during and after). So here we go. 1. Make a Plan Look at who's going to be at the event you're going to and plan out your day or days. The Bett Show is brilliant because they have an app, which you can download, and you can favourite any of the stands or speakers that you want to see. So make a plan. And make a plan in advance of your trip. Don't do it on the flight or on the train. 2. Pre-Arrange Meetings While you're planning, arrange meetings, put them on your calendar. Now, this was a mistake I made for Bett; I arranged my meetings while I was there via Twitter direct message. The wifi at the Bett Show was appalling, so I ended up missing a couple of meeting, which I was really disappointed about. Arrange any meetings in advance, pop them in your calendar. 3. Pack All the Things When you're packing for the event, include your phone charger. If like me you are going to somewhere international (to me, the UK is international) you might need a data SIM card for internet.  At Bett, I was totally reliant on wifi, and the connection was terrible. It was the reason that I missed several meetings. Also, I wanted a live stream while I was there and I was unable to do that. I did it once or twice, but it was pretty poor, so if you need to take a sort of spare SIM card, or you know a battery pack or whatever it is you need to enable you to be digitally connected the whole time, make sure you pack that. And if you're gonna rock it old school: take some business cards too. 4. Get Social Is there a hashtag? Can you follow people who are going to be exhibiting at the event? Get some conversation going on social media, and you will have a richer experience at your event. 5. Target Yourself to Connect As part of your planning, target yourself with people that you want to connect with. This is a special shout out really for the introverts out there attending these type of events. When it comes to this sort of thing, I'm quite introverted, and I find the hugeness and the noise of an event like the Bett Show quite overwhelming. So this time I made a real point of targeting myself to visit certain stands and speak to certain people. And I achieved some of those targets. Not all of them, but I achieved some, so I recommend as number five you target yourself with certain things to do and certain people to see. 6. Get a Good Night's Sleep Get a good night's sleep before the event. These events are exhausting, especially if you have to do a great deal of travel to attend, so get a good night's sleep. Now we're talking about on the day. 7. Wear Comfortable Shoes and Clothes This is kind of a no-brainer, but I felt I had to put it on here: wear comfortable shoes and clothes. While I was walking around the Bett Show, I saw a lady who was wearing, I swear, five-inch heels and I was just like "How on earth can you be walking around wearing those shoes?" I have a pedometer on my watch, and I did close to 17,000 steps on that day. How could you do that in five-inch heels? Crazy stuff. 8. A 30-Minute Orientation  When you arrive at the show, and this is number eight, when you arrive at the show, give yourself a good half an hour or so just to get familiar with your surroundings. Finding a map is a good idea at this point as well, and comparing the map with your list of places you want to go and people you want to see. Do that within your first half an hour and adjust to where you are. 9. Eat Lunch at an Odd Time Number nine, this is going to sound like a really strange one, but go with me, eat lunch at a really odd time. Ideally, take snacks with you, so you can eat lunch late. And the reason I say this is at the Bett Show, the ExCel Centre was heaving. It was so busy, that it took me three-quarters of an hour to queue for a salad and that was around one o'clock. Now had I gone at 11 or half two, three o'clock, I think I would have been fine, but given that I had so little time there, that three-quarters of an hour that I spent queuing for my lunch, could have been spent doing far more interesting things. 10. Follow Up And finally, number ten, follow up any interesting conversations or meetings that you had while you were at the event. Give it a couple of days and then put an email in and carry the conversation on. This is something that I did post-Bett. I was trying to arrange a meeting while I was there on Twitter, thank you terrible wifi for ruining that, but I wanted to meet with an event organiser who does a variety of summits for Google. I was quite keen to try to get involved with this company and hopefully find a way to do some work with them. While I missed the meeting thanks to the terrible wifi and arranging it via Twitter, I followed up afterwards, and I'm really excited to say I am going to be speaking at the London Google Summit in March. So follow up any opportunities that crop up at the event that you're attending. I did that and something really exciting has come of it. Wrap Up So those are my top ten tips for things you should do in preparation for and while attending and indeed after attending an education conference. Of course, this goes for any type of conference that you're going to attend, but as my listeners are mainly teachers and people working in education, I focused on education conferences. I hope this has been useful. As I mentioned, Bett is an educational technology conference, and if ed tech is something of interest to you, then please check out my email course 30 EdTech Tools in 30 Days. Okay, that's all from me today, thank you so much for listening, and I hope you'll join me for episode 11.

Dan & Ben discuss BETT Show 2018, using Cast for Education in the classroom and building your own PLN on social media. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

NetSupport's MD, Al Kingsley, gives a run-down of what's in store for NetSupport at Bett, including new product (ReallySchool) in the Bett Futures Zone; NetSupport Radio with Russell Prue as the expert host (interviewing people about edtech, digcit, safeguarding and more); demos of brand new versions of NetSupport DNA and NetSupport School; a range of special guests, competitions, giveaways - and more!

George Burgess... where to start? Founder of revision app company that raised $3million, Venture Partner for InMotion (Jaguar Land Rover),  Stanford Uni dropout, Co-founder of EdTech Exchange, public speaker, and part-time 'tinkerer'!   Further to meeting George at The BETT Show earlier this year, we stayed in contact via the EdTech Exchange network he co-founded. After finding out more about his story it was one I just had to share.   George founded the revision app company Gojimo which is used by 1/3 of GCSE and A level students in the UK, and over the past couple of years has achieved a successful exit to the Telegraph. This however wasn't without its challenges... they achieved huge user acquisition, constantly developed the platform, but did struggle to monetise!   Alongside Gojimo, George founded EdTech Exchange which is a network for EdTech founders (of which Titus Learning are a part of!). This started off as a way to speak with peers in the sector, but soon grew into a large organisation and a real business opportunity.    As well as George's business ventures, we discuss how he manages his time, his other interests and ideas, and what's next.   In this episode we discuss:   Nailing the process of user acquisition Challenges and considerations for monetising your app When is it right to look at VC funding Validating your idea Time management (and generally how to spin a lot of plates!) Avoiding burnout and how to bring balance to work Product testing, KPIs, metrics, and constantly iterating When to pivot Creating a network around you to share ideas Building something that your target market love Managing stakeholders e.g. investors   Links from this episode:   Gojimo Website Gojimo Twitter George Burgess Twitter InMotion Ventures (Jaguar Land Rover) EdTech Exchange

This year at the Bett Show, we interviewed Lindsey Tropf, CEO and founder of Immersed Games. She told us about her game, Tyto Online, which teaches ecology in a fictional alien universe to help players learn how to come back and save the Earth's ecosystem. Music: Giving Tree by Podington Bear, licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/Daydream/Giving_Tree_1206

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Here Russell chats to the whole group ahead of a special series on College bands we featured at the BETT Show in London. Ellis, Ethan, Max & Ollie make up The Fused, a Cardiff rock band formed from across the city. The lads are great friends and Russell really enjoyed chatting to them about their songs, influences and ambitions. We first met Ellis whilst broadcasting from Willows High School who featured in 2015's Educating series. Please support this band, you can hook up with them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/The-Fused-907434665977298/?fref=ts Find out more about our broadcasting activities www.AndertonTiger.com/Radio

With: Paul Andrews, Carl Sykes, Lyndsey Muir & Amanda Lawrence.Full details can be found via http://electricsheepshow.tumblr.com/