Create a balance of being on devices and exploring nature.

Explore reasons why unplugged coding is beneficial for young children.

Comment about the SA National AI Policy Framework

Use premade AI tools to spark curiosity and enthusiasm, fostering a deeper engagement, promoting critical thinking with subject matter.

What is Digital Pedagogy? Digital pedagogy focuses specifically on the use of technology to break down learning barriers and enhance...

Unplugged coding in South Africa. Exploring the benefits of teaching computational thinking to little children

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing very quickly. Explore school policies & guidelines, while exploring AI teaching & learning tools.

Help learenrs to be safe online, but regularly discussing safety tips. Here are a few ideas to use in your lessons.

Computational Thinking as a Methodology, get your learners to be problem-solvers.

AI inventions keep developing. How do we as educators address this complex issue? Eg. LaMDA2 with Google Let's explore proactively.

Create a learning environment, in your school garden often the first impression of visitors see. A resource we don’t use enough.

Using Augmented Reality (AR) in lessons to build context, content knowledge and have fun.

Using AI (artifical intelligence) in lessons, expose learners to a range of tools, discuss ethics and responsibility.

Think about pedagogy when integrating 4IR tech. How can immersive technology support teaching & learning? Why integrate tech with pedagogy?

Africa Tech Radio, asked Karen Walstra to participate in a 4-part "The Classroom Series", discussing technology for online education.

Karen Walstra (EvolveSchool) chatted to Rajesh Ramakrishnan, founder and CEO of Resolute Education.

Gender Equality & value of STEM - How do we keep our girls in school?

Explore using Dr. Puentedura's SAMR model to reflect on your own use of technology in all aspects of your teaching.

Citizenship & Connectedness & other 4Cs-Creativity, Collaboration, Communication, Critical thinking - in your classroom.

Charlotte Maxeke, a woman in a man’s world, blazing a trail of a South African female leader (1871-1939)