Brendan Routledge regularly works with schools, assisting them in developing their ICT
strategy and, in particular, helping them to use their ICT resources and connectivity to become more creative in their approach to learning and teaching.
A fuller list of services which Brendan can offer can be obtained on the ‘Downloads‘ page.
Brendan has worked with a wide range of clients including Suffolk County Council, East of England Broadband Network, NHS Modernisation Agency and The Royal College of Nursing. Brendan has also worked closely with Pilgrim Projects on their award-winning project, ‘Patient Voices’. At the 2004 Dartmouth International Film Festival in Vermont, USA, films from this project swept the board.
As well as curriculum-focused training, Brendan can offer a full web-design and film making package including the production of broadcast quality menu-driven DVDs.
Brendan is also a tutor on the Primary PGCE at Suffolk & Norfolk SCITT. Two Ofsted inspections in the last three years have graded both the ICT course and Brendan’s teaching as ‘Outstanding’. The inspectors noted that, “In addition to excellent centre-based training in how to teach ICT, trainees enter school fully prepared to use different forms of ICT to teach and to assess children.”
Brendan is also a tutor on Learning Central’s Digital Creator GCSE, training teachers to deliver this 21st century learning course. In this role he has worked with schools as far afield as London, Sheffield, Inverness, Omagh, Amsterdam, Prague and Edinburgh.
In April 2011 Brendan spent 2 weeks in Montreal as part of a team working on a new worldwide qualification for teachers by Unesco and Microsoft. The course and exam are intended to qualify teachers all over the world as comptent users of technology in teaching and learning.
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