I was put on to a great resource for practicing binary conversions today which I had to share – it works on a kind of Tetris game basis. See how you get on. It’s great fun! Check it out by clicking here. Cheers!
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If you haven’t come across the Sphero ball, it’s a tidy little thing. Ever since I first saw one I wanted one thinking of its potential for learning. I knew I had to get one. It’s about the size of a tennis ball (perhaps slightly bigger) and advertised as waterproof…
Given the importance of keeping our young people safe, we’ve kicked off the year 7 curriculum with a series of lessons looking at digital citizenship and esafety. This gives students an opportunity to come in to the school and familiarise themselves with our learning systems. It tied in nicely with…
I’ve been compiling my Computing resources for some time but thought I would add them in to a resource on my blog. Here are my Pinterest Computing related boards broken down in to different topical areas. I will keep adding to these so keep checking back. Thanks! Follow Mark Anderson’s board Computing resources…
Sharing is caring, as they say – thought I’d share a computing curriculum levels poster I made. You can download the big version here.
I love street art. Really love it. Living in and around Bristol I’m lucky to have such a heritage of it available to me. There is some simply amazing street art around the city; not to mention all of the work by Banksy. A recent piece by Banksy has inspired…
This is a blogpost in line with the April BlogSync project here How many people in this month’s blogsync are going to use this image in their post? Quite a few I imagine, because like in many classrooms around the country, I suspect progress looks and sounds the same. “They…
As we move forward towards a new National Curriculum, I for one am excited about the new challenges the new Computing/Computer Science/Computing Science (whatever you want to call it) curriculum will bring. It’s an opportunity to help bring some credence back to the subject which, let’s be face it,…
via bbc.co.uk Cracking article related to ICT & Computing from BBC Tech Reporter Iain Mackenzie – nice one!
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