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4 Pitfalls for Curriculum Publishing
MAT / Curriculum leads: are you looking to share your curriculum. Here are four pitfalls to avoid, to make it work for your team, avoid risk and maybe even help your budget! My Four Publishing Pitfalls 1 – Reputational damage … Continue reading
EDITalk
Too many of those creating and seeking to improve the diversity of our educational materials are doing so without representation at the decision making tables. In both the commercial and non-profit sectors of educational publishing, a place that has a … Continue reading
From idea to a viable service in education
How do you grow an idea into a service that teachers will use and that can also be a commercial success? Here are the slides I used to share my advice, building on the successes I have had as well … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, projects
Tagged brainpopuk, catalyst, consultant, education, innovation, publishing, schools, service
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HackSchool
I want to tell you about a new project I believe you will want to support: <hack>school. In the past few years I have created two exciting projects. I set up and led BrainPOP in the UK, and am currently … Continue reading
Posted in projects
Tagged edetech, education, hackschool, ICT, innovation, oxford, publishing, schools, teachmeet
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Maven’s Map
I was blown away by this new visualisation tool on LinkedIn, called InMaps partly because it looks so good! I love LinkedIn, and try to only link with people I have actually met, worked with, or shared an event with. This means … Continue reading
Eylan-Shaped Job
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Posted in About Eylan
Tagged agitation, catalyst, education, oxford, policy, publishing, social media, uk
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Open for Business
I am back. I am ready to work. Do you need me? Can I help you? • If you are looking to engage with schools and the educational sector using social media • If you are looking to make technology … Continue reading
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Tagged agitation, catalyst, consultant, education, publishing, social media
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