Lies we tell in Computing Higher!
Our higher computing course has a lot of errors in it! Things that we tell learners are absolute truths but are, in …
GlewTiles UI – an OpenSource alternative
The aim of Glew was always to develop a system to bring together the best of the web and OpenSource and free …
All that glitters is not gold: RM Unify
Aww, it’s a cute kitty There is no denying that RM Unify is pretty. I’ve had the interface as my Glow front …
Mobile Devices: The next lock-down after filtering
The initial discussion paper from the ICT Excellence Group makes a number of proposals about the use of mobile devices and bring …
Get the Glow new look – CSS/JS?
Some of the National Glow groups are changing to a new fixed width layout, new stylesheet view and a JavaScript menu. The …
Office 365 / Wave 15: Mobile support
Introduction Office 365 for Education consists of Microsoft Office 2013 web apps for Outlook, Word, PowerPoint and OneNote and the SharePoint 2013 …
Glow (1.5) and Glew: A quick comparison
I thought it would be useful to compare the interim Glow/Microsoft Office 365 solution with the work which has been going on …
GlowPlus: L.A. Duty of care and Filtering
Duty of Care: Is it an excuse?
The most frequent reason I get when I discuss “open access” to the Internet with those that control network access and strategy in local authorities is duty of care: “We have a duty of care to protect young people”. But what is this duty of care, what isthe legal precedence on which it is based and does this duty of care require that we provide our learners with poor connectivity and restricted access to the worlds largest source of learning material?
Glew and Glow 2: A wee note
I’ve just read Jaye Richards-Hill’s (@JayeRHill on Twitter) very well researched article on Glow 2. I just have one small correction/point to highlight which …
#Glew – an open platform for learning with Single Sign-On
About me As many people will know, I am a web developer as well as a teacher. I have a history of …
