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Teacher’s Guide to Using Twitter in the Classroom

Posted on August 26, 2013 by

This guide brings together some of the best tips on using Twitter in the classroom. We’ve sourced some of the best education blogs from the web to bring you these useful resources from influential bloggers. Our tips come from Jeff Dunn from Edudemic and Christopher Pappas from eLearning Industry plus… Read More

The Juggling Act: The Contradiction of Student Life

Posted on August 28, 2012 by admin

So, you got your exam results and you’re off to college (well done on that, by the way) but now the student-life with all its razzling-dazzling hoopla awaits you. You may be momentarily overcome by the glitz and glamour but soon enough the dust will settle and you’ll begin to… Read More

Goodbye Books, Hello Summer!

Posted on May 29, 2012 by admin

Our summer intern Sophie gives us her thoughts on the end of the academic year.. So finally, with the rise of the beautiful summer sun it’s time to pack away all of those books and notes and get out and enjoy the rays (we never know how long it will… Read More

“Education is a Right, not a Privilege”

Posted on February 14, 2012 by admin

A certain author celebrated his 200th birthday this week, his name was of course Charles Dickens and his literacy legacy in the English language is one that is hard to match. Dickens lived in a very different world than ours. In his day university education was a privilege only granted… Read More