Chris Betcher

    • Sydney,NSW, Australia
  • Work ICT Integrator at PLC Sydney
  • Website

    www.chrisbetcher.com

  • Phone +61 433 592 802

  • About Chris Betcher is an Australian teacher, author, blogger and podcaster. He blogs about education, technology and ideas at www.chrisbetcher.com, and produces The Virtual Staffroom, a podcast featuring conversations with leading teachers about the use of technology in the classroom. He has presented at conferences and workshops in Australia, New Zealand and Canada on the effective use of technology for learning, and is an active member of the online global educational community. Chris is also the co-author of the book “The Interactive Whiteboard Revolution”.
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    Chris Betcher commented on Teachr 2.0: The Mindset makes the Difference
    Hi Charlene, Interesting question. Yes I think they have changed, in the sense that a greater percentage of the teaching profession is likely to realise that many of these issues are relevant and important. I still think there is a divide and that many still don't "get it", but I'm optimistic enough to hope that there are fewer of them than there used to be.
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