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School of Education

"The School of Education subject pages have been designed to give key information concerning the benefits of using new and emerging technologies, within all areas of The School of Education."

Designing Online Activities
How can software be effectively used to enhance your teaching experience?

Gadgets! What are they?
What gadgets can be effectively used in the classroom?

e-Assessment
What's new in e-Assessment? What's it all about?


What Can BITE Offer The School of Education?

University of Northampton School of Education

The School of Education subject pages have been designed to give key information concerning the benefits of using new and emerging technologies within all areas of The School of Education.

This area will detail information that is specific to Education subjects and will be used as a portal to more subject specific content within the site. To find out more information, please click on the link that is specific to your subject in the top menu bar. If at any point you have any questions or comments that you wish to contribute to the BITE resource, please click on the comments button.

The Higher Education Academy

A Screen shot of the ESCalate site

The ESCalate, HEA Education Subject centre page, is a useful resource to aid in supporting all aspects of learning and development in Education within Higher Education. Click to Access The Higher Education Academy


What's New in Education?

Adding links to online Journal articles (PDF Format) (PDF Format) - How to successfully add links onto NILE to journal articles hosted in online databases

Learning Technology Staff Guides - This page links to a number of guides that will aid in the use of available technology and software for enhancing the students' learning experience.

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