Creative ICT News

Incerts User Group Invitation

If you are a primary school teacher interested in assessment and pupil tracking then why not come along to the Incerts User Group on 10th November at Ashbury Meadow Primary School from 1:30pm - 4:00pm. Details and location etc here.

Incerts is a web based teacher assessment recording, reporting and tracking/analysis system designed to take the pain out of pupil tracking, report producing and analysis. I work with about 20 schools in the northwest using the system and you are cordially invited to find out more about the system and what existing users think about it by coming along to the user group next Tuesday. Simply drop me a line to book a place.

 

Stuff I've been doing elsewhere

I have been posting some content in one or two other places that folk who read this blog may find useful, so I'll post some links to it here.

Pupil Tracking Spreadsheets

As part of the work I do with Incerts, I have published a number of Excel based pupil tracking spreadsheets. These sheets are designed to be automatically populated with data from the Incerts teacher assessment system (thus saving you bucketloads of time). However, it struck me that many people who don't use Incerts could still find these spreadsheets useful by filling them in manually or using copy and paste etc.

Sample maths tracking and Y6 on target spreadsheets

Sample Early Years summary spreadsheet

Incerts will be publishing more spreadsheets soon, and when they do I will make notes on them over on my Incerts blog. I also hope to publish a date for an Incerts seminar shortly. Drop me a line if you are interested.

Creative Blogs

Recent posts on my Worpress for schools platform, Creative Blogs, include:

A review of Animoto, the fantastic slideshow creation tool;

Instructions on using the import/export function in Wordpress to set up new blogs,

How to create a Google Custom Search for your school (and why you might want to do this).