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Issue ELU.54

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ELU 54 Technology Update – Phonics apps for young students

Review of apps: ABC Magic Phonics, Phonics Word Finder, ABC Phonics Vowels, Phonics Puzzles, and Phonics Sentence Monkey. e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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What will education become?

Bryan Alexander, who spoke at BETT last year, is a researcher, writer, speaker, consultant, and teacher, working in the field of how technology transforms education. Here he looks at the future of the educational landscape... e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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Virtual campus tours

Not so long ago, a glossy prospectus was the key asset in any school or universities marketing arsenal. But static imagery is no longer enough to attract and retain the attention of a generation accustomed to dynamic, immersive and interactive content… e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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A view abroad – Implementation of learning technology in Australia

How has technology impacted the Australian classroom? Susan Mann, CEO of Education Services Australia, discusses the improvements in student outcomes that can be attributed to technology engagement… e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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Cloud storage for schools

Cloud storage has become an integral part of our lives, with many services offering to automatically upload your smartphone photos to the cloud, sync your documents across multiple devices, and enable you to work collaboratively on the web. e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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Cloud Migration

Is your school ready for Cloud Migration? The hybrid cloud could be the answer. James Penny shares his thoughts on how cloud computing is impacting education. e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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Report summary: Tablets and connectivity

Tablet use in schools continues to rise as barriers to adoption shift, according to this new research from the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA). e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins
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Report summary: Student reports of bullying and cyber-bullying

This American survey by the School Crime Supplement to the National Crime Victimization Survey shows that fewer students say they are being bullied at school. Those who are bullied are more likely to be girls than boys and more likely to be white than minority students. e-Learning Update issue 54

  • 5 Nov 2015
  • 24mins