Digital tools for educators

In this fast-changing tech landscape, it can be a challenge to stay ahead of digital trends and understand the latest terminology.

That’s why we’ve created a set of digital guides to help you get up to speed on tools like Skype, YouTube and Twitter, with tips on using these to bring lessons to life.

We’ve also got a handy new digital dictionary so you can feel confident you understand the latest terminology, along with introductions to the BBC micro:bit, iRights and coding.

Explore our how-to guides

How-to guide: YouTube

Find out how to get started on Google Apps and work collaboratively on documents with people all over the world.

How-to guide: Twitter

Find out how to use Twitter to enhance your teaching.

How-to guide: Blogging

Find out how to start your own blog to share your thoughts, experiences, opinions and insights with others worldwide.

How-to guide: Skype

Read our guide on using Skype to give you access to a whole range of amazing learning experiences.

How-to guide: Google Apps for educators

Read our guide on using Skype to give you access to a whole range of amazing learning experiences.

Other digital tools for educators

What is coding?

Check out our guide for support on delivering coding in your classroom to build key digital skills.

Digital dictionary

Get to grips with IT terminology to help you bring digital skills into the classroom.

Introducing the BBC micro:bit

Download our guide on using this new pocket sized codeable computer in your classroom.

Know your iRights

Find out which resources support the five key principles that empower and enable young people to be creative, knowledgeable and fearless online