Over the last few weeks I have been busy delivering training presentations and workshops to help teachers use various free web based tools in their teaching.

Well it's been quite a while since I last posted to my blog here, but I have been keeping very busy, mainly looking at new web based tools that we can use with our students and new ways we can use them, or sometimes old ways that work well too. I decided to put information about a few of these tools together and publish them in a free manual.

I'm surprised that I'm writing a 3rd posting on interactive whiteboards (or IWBs) as I'm not really such a great fan of them.

When I was first involved in evaluating IWBs back in 2003 the number of companies producing them was really very small and limited to just two main ones, but with the increase in their popularity

My first encounter with interactive whiteboards (IWBs) was almost 7 years ago.

I've just published a series of postings exploring the potential of online video for teaching and learning languages.

Hi All

I've recently become more interested in e-safety and looking at the ways we can educate our students to protect themselves while online.

Like so many others around the world I was over joyed by the results of the recent US presidential election.

Over recent years I've become something of an RSS and personal homepages evangelist. I think this is a really useful tool and a great way of saving teachers time.