Written by Various on Monday, 12 January 2009 |
They say you should never make predictions, especially about the future so it didn’t come as a surprise that our request to a group of thought leaders to make predictions for 2009 was met with a little reticence. But after some cajoling and reassurance that it was only a bit of fun to start the year off they didn’t let us down. In fact there are some real eye openers not to mention disagreement.
Our crystal ball gazers are Tim Pearson, John Davitt, Annika Small, Tony Vincent, Mike Sharples, Alice Taylor, Dr Mike Short, Chris Nash, Kyle Dickson, Mark van’t Hooft, Geoff Stead, Eileen Devonshire, Phil Hemmings, Ray Fleming, Geoff Stead, Adrian Hall, Mark Robinson and Martin Owen. The result is an interesting picture of what 2009 might have in store for us. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as we have and will contribute your own via the comment link!
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Andrew Pinder on Handheld Learning
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Written by Andrew Pinder, CBE, Chairman - Becta on Thursday, 04 December 2008 |
Becta is looking to transform education in the UK, through use of innovative and creative technology. This year some of the world’s most important players in the field of handheld learning and mobile technologies got together at the Handheld Learning Conference in London to discuss the way forward.
Here Andrew Pinder, Chairman of Becta, the UK government’s education technology agency, reports on this year’s Handheld Learning Conference.
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