by Ian Addison | Apr 24, 2013 | Blogging, blogposts, Google Apps, ICT Co-ordinator Stuff, Learning Platforms
**This isn’t all finished yet, but I’ve been asked to post my progress so far – it also gives chance for feedback!** This post was started because many schools in Hampshire are looking for ways in which they can remove their VLE and use an...
by Ian Addison | Mar 2, 2012 | blogposts, Learning Platforms, Useful Sites/Software
With all the talk of the Google Teacher Academy and Google Apps bouncing around recently, many people have been very excited. However many others have been left confused by how Google Apps can help in their school or what it even is! So in association with Vital, I...
by Ian Addison | Mar 11, 2011 | blogposts, Learning Platforms
Now I am not planning on writing a weekly diary on our Google Apps life at all, but I think week 2 (and possibly 3) will be a key milestone in our experience. So, Monday we managed to get Mail working. It was my fault as I had some settings wrong in the Control Panel...
by Ian Addison | Mar 3, 2011 | blogposts, Learning Platforms
So we launched our VLE cloudy thing this week and I thought I had better write about what I’ve done and how we’ve done it. The proper how-to bit will come later, I know that sounds silly but I want to document it properly to give to other schools who want...
by Ian Addison | Jan 25, 2011 | blogposts, General Thoughts, ICT Co-ordinator Stuff, Learning Platforms
I’m at the stage I need to make a decision. Admittedly, it’s not just my decision and will be shared with the rest of the staff and yes, children will have a say too, but primarily it is my decision. The decision is where to go with our online learning....
by Ian Addison | Jul 30, 2010 | blogposts, Conferences / BETT, General Thoughts, ICT Co-ordinator Stuff, Learning Platforms
I’m writing this on the train on the way back from #gtauk – the Google Teacher Academy. It’s 9pm and I’m shattered but buzzing. There are so many different things that I could blog about, and I will, but for now it’s the toughest one. NOTE – Although written on...
