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AI & EdTech
How teachers and schools can use AI and education technology well, from ChatGPT to Microsoft Teams and Google tools.
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17 Powerful Claude Prompts for Creating Better Classroom Workbooks
Claude can produce a worksheet quickly. The more interesting use is getting it to help build an entire teaching workbook: explanations, worked examples, practice,…
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17 Ways a Kindle Scribe Could Genuinely Make a Teacher’s Life Easier
Teachers carry a lot around with them. Not just books and laptops, but notebooks, meeting notes, lesson ideas, CPD scribbles, exam papers, reminders and…
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17 Clear AI Prompts to Help You Plan an Outstanding Lesson
AI works best when you ask it to complete one clear planning task at a time. Instead of typing “plan a lesson on energy”,…
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17 Small PowerPoint Changes That Can Make a Big Difference in the Classroom
A good PowerPoint should make learning easier, not simply make a lesson look polished. The best adaptations are often small: less clutter, clearer instructions,…
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17 Reasons Teachers Are Especially Vulnerable to Becoming ‘Twitchy’ Around Tech
Teaching was already a job built around interruption long before email, Teams and smartphones arrived. You are answering questions, watching behaviour, changing explanations, dealing…
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Are Laptops Good for Secondary School Pupils with ADHD?
Laptops are now common in secondary schools, but for pupils with ADHD they can be both helpful and distracting. Used carefully, they can support…
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Pedagogue: 17 Things Schools Should Know About the AI Training and Governance Platform
Schools are being asked to make sensible decisions about AI very quickly, often before staff have had much formal training. Pedagogue is a UK…
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17 Tips for Using Microsoft Teams With Your Classes
Microsoft Teams works best when pupils know exactly where to look and what is expected of them. These 17 simple tips can help keep…
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Using AI for Your UCAS Personal Statement: 17 Things Every Applicant Should Know
Can you use ChatGPT or another AI tool to help with your UCAS personal statement? Yes – but there is an important line between…
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17 Point Summary of The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI
Cory Doctorow’s The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI takes a critical look at the huge promises being made about artificial intelligence. It…
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The Netherlands’ Quiet Digital Revolution: 17 Lessons for Teaching and Learning
The Netherlands is carrying out an interesting educational experiment. Dutch schools are reducing pupils’ access to mobile phones while strengthening the teaching of digital…
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17 Things Schools Must Get Right About AI in Teaching and Assessment
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future issue for schools. Teachers are already using it to produce resources, plan lessons and complete administrative work,…
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17 Things Norway’s ‘AI Ban’ Could Teach UK Schools
Norway has taken one of Europe’s strongest positions on children using generative artificial intelligence in school. From autumn 2026, pupils in Years 1–7 should…
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17 Key Ideas from From EdTech to PedTech by Fiona Aubrey-Smith and Peter Twining
From EdTech to PedTech challenges schools to rethink how they use digital technology. Instead of starting with devices, apps or software, the authors argue…
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17 Things Schools Need to Know as AI Tutoring Arrives in the UK
AI tutoring is no longer a distant possibility. The UK government is already funding the development and testing of AI tutors designed to support…
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17 Ways to Teach Digital Literacy in Secondary Schools
Young people may be confident users of phones, games and social media, but this does not automatically make them digitally literate. Digital literacy involves…