Category Archives: teaching

Welcome to the Resource Hub! As educators, we face a massive challenge: providing high-quality, deeply personal, and consistent feedback on student assessments while managing an overwhelming workload. This session presented at ISTE 2026 is born out of my own quest … Continue reading →

So I just spent the last 20 mins making my own web app! (well AI did….) I wanted to create an interactive writing tutor to help one of my students practice the skills he needs to complete the Level 2 … Continue reading →

What an incredible few days at EduTech Sydney 2025. The conference was a great showcase of the tools shaping the future of learning, but of more value were the people I was able to interact with. Rather than a minute-by-minute … Continue reading →

The core of my session focused on the role of AI not as a replacement for human creativity, but as an augmentation—a partner that can help students brainstorm, iterate, and overcome creative hurdles. Key themes I covered include: Resources: For … Continue reading →

Attending the EduTech conference in Melbourne on the 12th and 13th of August 2024 was an invaluable experience.  The conference covered a wide range of topics, from AI integration in classrooms to fostering innovation in schools. I was fortunate enough … Continue reading →