Make networks interesting with Filius
Paul Powell shares how you can liven up your lessons on networking
Articles
How to keep well when teaching from home
The need to manage our relationship with technology is more important than ever. Neil Rickus offers some practical advice around digital well-being when teaching remotely
A museum in your pocket
Alan O’Donohoe explains how to recreate the magic of a school trip at home
A fun and colourful gateway to computer science
William Lau has created a colouring book to help make computer science accessible to all
Debugging in Scratch
Sean McManus explains how you can help students to find and fix some of the most common errors in Scratch projects
Computing classroom displays
A space for inspiration or a drain on teachers’ time? Alan O’Donohoe shares ideas for displays that you and your students will love
Back to school
Computer science teachers come to the subject with a wide range of backgrounds. Victoria Temple shares the story of Karen Morris, who is taking A-level Computer Science while teaching the subject at GCSE
Making the transition from Scratch to Python easier with EduBlocks
EduBlocks is a free online tool helping young people across the world progress beyond Scratch with a block-based implementation of Python
Coding clubs take their sessions online
Many coding clubs around the world are finding new ways of learning and connecting, overcoming roadblocks presented by the global lockdown
Cognitive load theory in the computing classroom
Phil Bagge explains how implementing cognitive load theory has improved his teaching, and recommends some strategies to try
How moral is your machine?
Diane Dowling explores the moral and ethical dimension in computer science education
Does the presence of instructors in online videos affect learning?
Humans can’t help but respond to the social cues of another human