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A lot of my work takes place in the area of teaching apps. Here is a recent review of the content: A Computing Teacher’s Guide to toolsforteaching.co.uk There’s a moment …
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A lot of my work takes place in the area of teaching apps. Here is a recent review of the content: A Computing Teacher’s Guide to toolsforteaching.co.uk There’s a moment …
We have started to use the AI Revision Bot across the Department of ITDD at Exeter College to support learner’s revision. Overall the feedback is very positive – apart from …
This is a student-safe environment to learn and tinker with SQL queries without the complexities of setup or the risk of compromising shared data. All processing happens in a virtual …
I usually develop Office extensions in response to a given need. My mentor suggested that an on-screen timer would help keep the time limit in my student’s mind when they …
Further Kallbak Improvements: searchable insertion of questions inside PowerPoint I decided to make the UI of the PowerPoint element of Kallbak better, so enabled the facility to see all the …
Kallbak now features Likert Scale Questions Likert Scales are the 1-5 rating scales used all over the place. They have a long history in research questionnaires and have been seriously …
Kallback Powerpoint Module: Improved Wordcloud Whereas creating a wordcloud within a web-based App was relatively easy, creating that inside PowerPoint (one of the key features of Kallbak) was quite challenging, …
Many schools often ban Mobile Phones as a distraction, but in Computing we view them as tools – both a platform for development and a means of using technology to …
There are times when you need to upload a selected batch of files somewhere. In my case, as I am shipping React code to live after it has been built. …
I have been undertaking a course on Python for some extra credit as part of my PGCE through ExCode. Part of this has been to create a text-based adventure game. …
This little revision aid comes out of a less ambitious idea: I wanted to illustrate the matching of statements to headings using a little drag and drop. It was originally …
This is such a cool effect, bringing an object (usually a div) up on screen
I tried to install regular JupyterHub about a dozen times. Each time I found myself in a morass of configuration and authentication problems, and when it came to the crunch, …
I’ve been working on JupyterHub Notebooks recently – a collaborative document format which can run Python code in small code windows. It’s excellent for teaching and developing skills in programming. …