for example, this browser extension draftback lets the teacher watch how an essay was written and refinede got a student who in preparation for their exams is not constructing their paragraphs correctly, i can say, "ok, let's look at how you constructed your particular paragraph. what did you do? where did you develop it? what can you do differently?" if it's maybe two or three paragraphs and they spent so long on the first one then i can also just say, "look, this is how long you spent on this first document, it's like half an hour. you only spent five minutes on the second and third one." the kids also seem to like the learning experience. using online tools and data is one way to enhance learning in schools, but lara lewington has been looking at other tech that promises to change how children learn completely. vr, robots, holograms, it wasn't like this in my day. i am robot. at the bet education show earlier this year we saw some of the most cutting edge ideas heading to the classroom soon. over the past few months i've seen quite a few devices that bring together the idea of kids cod

for example, this browser extension draftback lets the teacher watch how an essay was written and refinedgot a student who in preparation for their exams is not constructing their paragraphs correctly, i can say, "ok, let's look at how you constructed your particular paragraph. what did you do? where did you develop it? what can you do differently?" if it's maybe two or three paragraphs and they spent so long on the first one then i can also just say, "look, this is how long you spent on this first document, it's like half an hour. you only spent five minutes on the second and third one." the kids also seem to like the learning experience. lots of time there will be teachers at home and we can still do work at home and teachers can still be there and they can see actually see how much we've actually done. if your teacher does not believe that you have spent the amount of time required on the homework, then you can say, "actually i did because look at the edit history." it's so much quicker than handing in work waiting until another lesson to get it back whereas now you can just hand it in

for example, this browser extension, draftback, lets the teacher watch how an essay was written and refined or three paragraphs and they spent so long on the first one then i can also just say, "look, this is how long you spent on this first document, it‘s like half an hour. you only spent five minutes on the second and third one." using online tools and data is one way to enhance learning in schools, but lara lewington has been looking at other tech that promises to change how children learn completely. vr, robots, holograms, it wasn‘t like this in my day. i am robot. at the bet education show earlier this year we saw some of the most cutting edge ideas heading to the classroom soon. over the past few months i‘ve seen quite a few devices that bring together the idea of kids coding and toys aiming to make the activity more fun. but good old lego here have gone a step further. they‘re trying to recreate real life situations where robots would be used so that children can find problems and then find the solutions, and the mission we have here is for a space robot which needs to move around th