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Social media and school governance
Every governor potentially has access to the internet at home or at school. The wider education world is already online and on social media. Tweeters posed questions to Michael Gove, the education secretary, last year using #AskGove. For every negative … Continue reading
#AskGove and Social Media and Schools
The best and the worst of social media is in the news this week. Got a question for Michael Gove? Tweet #AskGove! On 31st January the Education Committee will be questioning Michael Gove, and the MPs involved want to know … Continue reading
A new e-learning module, and a new look
Today’s the day when we’re releasing our “School Governors and Social Media” e-learning module. We’ve also taken the opportunity to spruce up the look of our other modules – here’s what we’ve been up to… A new e-learning module We’re very … Continue reading
What is Twitter?
All of us at Learning Pool are huge fans of social media. We use Yammer to communicate internally with each other across timezones, and Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and blogging to engage and share stuff with just about everybody else on … Continue reading
Online Communications and School Governors – Part Three
Here’s the third part of our series of guidance for school governors about online communications. It’s been written by our resident Community EvangelistDave Briggs as guidance for governance organisations. In part one we talked about the opportunities. In part two we … Continue reading
Online Communications and School Governors – Part One
Our resident Community Evangelist Dave Briggs has been doing some thinking and writing recently about school governors and online communications. It’s in advance of some guidance we are producing for governance organisations – but as ever, I couldn’t wait to give … Continue reading
Should School Governors Be Pushing for Social Media in the Classroom?
This week’s Economist reports on a new school in New York where students will be taught largely through the use of computer games and digital media. Quest to Learn, the new tax-payer funded school, has been labeled the “school for … Continue reading










