Professor of computing education @RoehamptonUni. Chair of @wearecomputing’s academic board. Author of @switchedoncomp. I’m at mgberry on Threads and Instagram
🎙️ New Primary Focus Podcast
We’re joined by Miles Berry, Professor of Computing Education at the University of Roehampton, to discuss AI in primary education — cutting through the hype to what really matters.
🎥 Watch: https://t.co/5YnvUzj9hf
🎧 Spotify & Apple links below ⬇️
Thrilled to be at #ICTforEducation Brighton today, along with some friends of 2Simple, including @mberry and @TsuiAllen! If you're attending, be sure to stop by for a chat with @2SimpleIan to learn more about how our teaching, learning, and leadership resources can help you.
Join @ICTEvangelist , Head of Education at NetSupport, as he interviews Professor Miles Berry, Professor of Computing Education at the University of Roehampton, in this insightful podcast episode. Professor Berry shares his expertise on computing education for trainee teachers, emphasizing the need for strong digital and AI literacy skills.
He also discusses how AI shouldn't make learning 'too easy' and what he'd like to see more of in the UK computing curriculum. Listen to the full episode here: https://t.co/bmRRofCjV4
#Computing #Education #UKCurriculum #LearningStruggle #TeacherTraining
🎙 Podcast Episode: The Future of Tech in Education with Miles Berry
In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Miles Berry, a leading voice in education, computing, and teacher training. They dive into the evolving role of technology in schools, questioning whether the current teacher training framework is fit for purpose and exploring how AI, computing, and digital skills should shape the future curriculum.
📌 Key Topics Discussed:
✅ The gap in technology training for new teachers and upcoming changes
✅ How curriculum and assessment need to evolve for a digital-first world
✅ The role of computing in education—should it be a core subject?
✅ The impact of high-stakes testing and its effect on curriculum innovation
✅ How Ofsted and policymakers influence (or hinder) tech adoption in schools
🚀 Miles shares his vision for rethinking GCSE computing, making tech education accessible and equitable for all students, and why schools should have more freedom to innovate.
A must-listen for educators, policymakers, and anyone passionate about the future of learning! 🎧✨
Listen to the full conversation here > https://t.co/0qgWsqqrdi
Thanks to our fantastic keynote speakers @mberry and @sanjeshsharma for setting the scene at our Embracing AI conference so brilliantly. We’re now hearing from a practitioner panel about their AI journey.
💭Thoughts to follow!
Good to see colleagues embracing this opportunity to get to know AI better with keynotes from @mberry and Sonny Sharma and an excellent practitioner panel discussion to look forward to this afternoon.
An amazing @theASE Conference 2025. Fantastic sessions including such an informative AI keynote from @mberry a fascinating look under the microscope @MossSafari and meeting brilliant author Mandy Hartley @LittlestoryCo who has zoomed into our class to inspire @burlingtonjnr#ASE
What a fantastic finale to our Heads Conference! 🌟
After lunch and a stroll through @TheGroveHotel 's beautiful grounds, we explored AI Unlocked with @mberry . His insights into leading with AI to transform education left us inspired for the future.
Year 7 welcomed Miles Berry @mberry, Professor of Computing Education @RoehamptonUni, to discuss the uses & implications of AI. The lively discussion included the ethics of using AI for homework, how AI perpetuates bias, and why thinking for yourself is essential for learning.
Wonderblocks is a new CBeebies programme, released on Jan 20th, that aims to develop children's early computational thinking skills & problem solving. I'm very proud to have been involved. @caschat_uk@mberry @Baggiepr @janewaite@DrChips_@TPEAssociation
https://t.co/W8ny0uyPsv
You know you want to. Come and hear @mberry@Animate2Educate@megjlow@TigWilliams and yours truly for ICT for Education, Birmingham Conference 2024. Friday 8 November Villa Park Stadium, Trinity Road, Birmingham, B6 6HE
https://t.co/rlYvvhUPwP
"Curiosity in Computing"
"Schools should do so much more: empowering and motivating pupils to learn things for themselves, rather than just listening attentively to what is taught." - Absolutely!
https://t.co/tgkMyvdBjj via @mberry#creativity#schools#computing#education
We had our Year 6 Open Evening tonight at Michaela.
We normally have only nearby inner-city families visiting.
Tonight, there were LOADS of private school kids from far.
So bizarre.
We are seeing the effect of VAT costs to private schools in real time.
@shirky17@smartinez I used inkskitch with @roehamtponedu trainees last year from @turtlestitch - it was a little clunky but it worked! Should be fine for SVG, but bitmaps will be a bit harder…