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  • How To Write An Assignment Document

    Working with wordprocessed documents is something that almost every student will need to know how to do at some point. These are required for coursework for both iMedia and A Level Computer Science, and used in assignments to show our work. In the following tutorial, I have shown the process of creating an assignment containing…

  • Equality and Social Justice in Education

    Equality and Social Justice in Education Much like my post on Open Education & Practice, this is less a blog post, and more a learning journal. As many of you are aware, I’m currently completing a Masters degree in Online Teaching. As part of my second year, I am studying Equality & Justice in education. Part…

  • How I Unlocked My Productivity with Flow Club: Online Body Doubling and Its Benefits for Neurodiverse Learners (& Tutors!)

    Some of the links provided in this blog post are affiliate links. This means that I may earn a discount for my own flow membership, at no extra cost to you, if you decide to make a purchase after clicking through the link. Any blog with a recommendation, is written with my honest opinions. As…

  • Open Education & Practice – Reflective Journal

    This is less a blog post, and more a reflective journal. As many of you are aware, I’m currently completing a Masters degree in Online Teaching. As part of the third assignment, we have been asked to create a reflective portfolio based on prompts throughout the unit. These are my candid reflections on my own…

  • Why Bunny.net stopped my love affair with Vimeo as an Online Tutor

    As an online tutor, you’re always on the lookout for ways to enhance your students’ learning experience and I’m no different. One crucial aspect of this is the platform I use for video and document hosting – it has to be fast, it must be accessible, and it has to allow me to keep costs…

  • The Power of Graphics Tablets for Online Tuition: A Game-Changer for Both Tutors and Students

    There’s a phrase that’s being used more frequently in recent years: “The fourth industrial revolution”. Digital technology has become part of our everyday life, so much so that we’re no longer visitors in cyberspace, but residents. This has meant that for many of us who work and access education outside of schools, the way we…