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The Tipping Point for Education As a director of education cloud services at Microsoft, Brad Tipp knows better than most what the software giant has in store for schools and universities. In this article from ‘In Learning’ Magazine from its Learning, he answers some questions. |
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The best iPad Apps for Education The Telegraph instigated a review of the best 250 apps available for the iPad. As part of the review they created a significant list of education specific apps that will benefits children of different ages and skills. All 250 apps can be viewed on their site or you can look at the education specific ones by following the read more link. |
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Can you work with Blended Learning? Many educationalists – especially in the US – see blended learning as the best solution to today’s teaching needs. The term is still largely undefined and many schools haven’t even heard of it. Despite this confusion, many schools are already putting blended learning into practice. This article from ‘In Learning’ Magazine from its Learning looks at two very different schools to see how they are making blended learning work for their students. |