Podcast appearances and mentions of henry platten

19 November 2020: Helen hears the story of Farjad, who said he was bullied because of his nationality and having ADHD. Plus: How much are you paying in school fees? And finally, Helen chats to Santa as he makes his yearly list in his office in Lapland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wellbeing has never been more important than now - and it's a given that we're going to encounter some mental health issues in the future as a result of the pandemic lockdown.Our experts on this topic discuss the need to plan for the new 'future normal' when students and staff are reintegrated into school, with preparations likely being required for separation anxiety (when pupils suddenly have to spend time away from parents) - as well as the availability of bereavement counselling.We hear how technology is helping wellbeing in the shape of a "WellBot" powered by AI, how it's helping to look after parents' wellbeing too, and how our youngest students are sharing and communicating on GoBubble.

09 Mar 2020: Henry and Danielle Platten saw the need for a social media platform that would serve as a safe space for children and keep them away from predators and bullies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Henry Platten chats to Al Kingsley about classroom management tools for teachers to use in lessons.Classroom technology can be as clever as you like, but without tech knowhow or confidence, teachers may simply choose not to use it. Al gives a run-down of NetSupport School (developed with teachers, for teachers) and how its one-click functionality can help them become more confident in using classroom technology, while taking advantage of the features included to create variety in their lessons. NetSupport School's flexibility means it can be easily employed in a multi-platform BYOD classroom - making tech use even more accessible for schools.

Henry Platten chats with Al Kingsley about the variety of functions that NetSupport's IT management solution, NetSupport DNA, offers schools - and how the product has evolved over time.Talking about the three areas that the solutions covers - IT management, classroom management and safeguarding - they highlight the main features of each and outline their benefits for teachers, technicians and students. Al explains that NetSupport DNA has evolved over time and the company has worked directly with schools to co-produce and deliver the tools that they actually need to enable them to work in line with official guidance (e.g. Keeping Children Safe in Education) - all at the right time.

NetSupport’s MD, Al Kingsley, chats to Henry Platten (founder of GoBubble and eCadets) about the Bett show and NetSupport’s plans for the upcoming 2020 event. Rather than regarding Bett simply as a ‘trade show’, both agreed that it’s a fantastic event to meet peers, connect with customers and make new contacts. Al mentions that at last year’s event, NetSupport created a speaker zone on their stand and invited respected people in the education sector to present, share and connect – and due to its success, that’s going to be repeated at for 2020.A big part of NetSupport’s presence at the show is going to be NetSupport Radio, which, this year, will be the ‘official broadcaster of Bett’! Once again featuring renowned broadcaster, Russell Prue (founder of Anderton Tiger) as the host, everyone will be kept well informed with interviews from a range of top education sector guests and students.

In this latest episode I caught up with recently crowned Edufuturists Safeguarding Champion of the Year, Henry Platten. Fresh back from #ISTE19 in Philadelphia where GoBubble continues to take the safeguarding, #digcit and #edtech world by storm, Henry and I chatted about the developments in this outstanding platform which provides the perfect digital playground for children and young people to learn how to use social media safely. Online: gobubble.school @joinbubble

In preparation for the hugely exciting launch of #GoPlaces in GoBubble on Monday 3rd June, I caught up with founder of GoBubble, Henry Platten to chat with him about this exciting opportunity. During the whole of June, until 11th July, schools can post in the #GoPlaces bestie group, with fabulous prizes from the wonderful people at WatAdventure for the most travelled bubbles. Listen and find out how you can get involved!

Henry Platten (Go Bubble and eCadets) talks about why we should think about digital citizenship as a key facet of the modern curriculum.www.edufuturists.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

Mark Anderson talks to Al Kingsley and Henry Platten about how to boost teachers' confidence when it comes to using edtech in the classroom.Al explains how NetSupport's classroom management solution, NetSupport School, has been specifically designed to give teachers a sense of control and a chance to develop their skills as they go - while Mark and Henry discuss the importance of sharing learning, whether it's between teachers in their own school or across different countries.

In this episode I had the pleasure of catching up with friend of the podcast and inspirational founder of GoBubble, Henry Platten. Henry has created a unique and powerful platform in which under 13 year olds can learn how to use social media in a safe and secure environment, communicating and collaborating both with their peers and with other children internationally. Learn how you can get involved in this amazing platform and join thousands of others in helping to educate young people to use social media safely and responsibly. Twitter: @joinbubble Web: Gobubble,school

Al Kingsley, Henry Platten and Mark Anderson chat about CPD for teachers in the face of school budget cuts.What can schools and teachers do to maintain continued professional development when there's no spare money for it in the budget? Quite a bit, as it happens: from staff being given the time to share experiences with each other, inviting staff from other schools to discuss certain topics, or networking and asking questions on social media - schools can ensure that teachers are kept in the loop about latest developments in their education specialism or are given the opportunity to share experiences in a non-pressured environment.

Henry Platten leads the discussion with Al Kingsley and Mark Anderson about the evolution of Safeguarding and eSafety.Al gives a run-down of NetSupport DNA's school safeguarding tools, explaining that they can highlight the key issues that need immediate attention. Context is key to enable them to distinguish between genuine issues and topics that may be being studied in class.Henry and Mark discuss safeguarding outside of school, mentioning the importance of parental engagement, setting a good example of Digital Citizenship, ensuring parental controls are activated on home broadband, and more.

In this episode, Dan and Ben chat to the CEO and Founder of eCadets & GoBubble, Henry Platten. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

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.

Henry Platten talks to Kat Cauchi about NetSupport's observations and assessment app for EYFS and primary schools, ReallySchool.To learn more about what ReallySchool can do and how it can save you time in the classroom, head to www.reallyschool.com

Guest host, Henry Platten, talks to Mark Anderson and Al Kingsley to discuss all things digital citizenship - with some student input from the Junior ICT Evangelists!The discussion encompasses all aspects of digital citizenship: from industry, to parenting and pedagogy.

Westwood Talk is back for a new term, rounding up the news and information from Westwood with Iford Primary School. This week we celebrate the learning from every class, discuss remembrance and an interview with GoBubble founder Henry Platten, as well as look ahead to the coming week.

Here is chance to listen to an interview with the founder of GoBubble, Henry Platten. GoBubble is a safe, pre-moderated space for under 13 year olds where they can learn about social media safely in a secure environment without having to worry about contact or content. Henry discusses how the app and project have developed and how the launch on 9th November will enable schools and children from around the world to collaborate safely.

Henry Platten chats to Al Kingsley about supporting school governors.Al outlines a checklist of key points for schools to undertake with their governors at the start of a school year to ensure that everything can be covered. In addition, he explains the importance of having a comprehensive and up-to-date school website ahead of Ofsted inspections - and the role that governors can play in helping to maintain this. Finally, he chats about the differing skill sets of the people who come together as school governors and how they can share and learn from each other.

Digital Citizenship and online safety with eCadet's Henry Platten --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edufuturistspodcast/message

Henry Platten the co-founder of eCadets chats to me about next generation eSafety and explains what's coming next on www.eCadets.zone before Christmas. This is the first in a series of podcasts featuring news and information for Young People, Educators, Parents and Policy Makers about this award winning structured pupil-led eSafety scheme.