EdTech: Innovating Teaching and Learning
Presented by Georgie Barrat
Presented by Georgie Barrat
The evolution of technology within education has changed dramatically in the last century, but in fact it dates back several hundred years. As innovations evolve to transform teaching of the next generation, we look at how far we have come and the key milestones that have transformed the learning experience for students to date.
Schools collect masses of data every day, yet this information is often left untouched. Community Brands provides schools and local authorities with technology to help them make the most of their data. This gives educators access to key insights, that lead to informed decisions for better educational outcomes.
Artificial intelligence in education is now innovating the ways we teach and learn. Global learning platform, Quizlet have developed AI software called Q Chat that provides virtual assistance to teachers and students, ensuring educational information can be gained quickly and effectively.
AI is revolutionising the way education connects and collaborates, enhancing and having a positive impact on both teachers and learners. Bett, the world’s biggest EdTech event, is committed to bringing together EdTechs, educators and policymakers. Their Global Innovation partner Intel shares the benefits these collaborations can have.
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Technology plays a key part in the development of any education setting, from recording data to easily accessible communication and the ability to bring learning to life. BESA (British Educational Suppliers Association) are driving the importance of an effective digital strategy to aid the successful use of technology within the classroom; Julia Garvey, Deputy Director General, BESA and Martin Bailey, Computing and EdTech Advisor, explain how.
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Embedding the effective use of technology within teaching prepares young people for future opportunities in this digital first world. The National Association for Education Technology (NAACE) supports education settings with their development and growth in this area, with a shared vision to raise standards in learning across the curriculum. Gavin Hawkins, Chair of NAACE and Beth Landon, Acting Associate Headteacher of The Brier School, discuss the developing the role of technology in schools.
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Georgie is a technology and consumer presenter, broadcaster and journalist. A familiar face on Channel 5, as presenter of 'The Gadget Show' and a regular panelist on 'Jeremy Vine,' Georgie's expertise in future tech trends has seen her speak at events all over the world. She regularly comments on breaking tech stories on ITV, the BBC and Channel 5 news, as well as Radio 5 Live, Talk Radio and BBC Radio 2. As a journalist, she has written articles for the likes of The Guardian, The Metro and Tech City News.
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The biggest education technology exhibition in the world. Bett brings together educators from across the entire education landscape and 600+ innovative EdTech and resource solution providers showcasing cutting-edge and impactful products and services. Their mission is to change the game for education worldwide by equipping education institutions and governments with the knowledge and tools they need to be effective users and buyers of technology.
Bett UK is the biggest education technology exhibition in the world, bringing together educators from across the entire education landscape and 500+ innovative EdTech and resource solution providers showcasing cutting-edge and impactful products and services.
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