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I am pleased to announce that my free iTunes U Course, ‘Super Shapes: iPad Apps for Art’ is now live on iTunes U. Grab it now for you and your class by using the link here, or search Super Shapes on the iTunes U .             And, if you...

We’ve put together a great holiday selection of iPad apps and ideas for creative kids. Thanks to the Courier Mail for their support of our young art-makers!

Another good write up in the Gold Coast Bulletin about the National Gallery digital resources; this one written by a student reporter at St Hilda’s School.

Creating a Foundation for Learning: Art, Innovation and Technology     Check out Part One of my guest blog, Creating a Foundation for learning: Art Innovation and Technology, on 21 Century Learning International’s site.    

So excited to see my book, ‘More iPad Art’ win through in two categories in Nashville at the iBooks Author Awards – Best Reference and Best Non-Fiction (overall). A wonderful surprise, especially as we were up against a lot of professional authors and...

    Responding to art from the National Gallery of Australia’s Collection is a resource for senior secondary students investigating a variety of themes and issues in art. From Pop art to Indigenous perspectives, art and artists from Australia and across the world...

  I’m so excited to be able to share this news! Over the past few months Rick Connors and I have been working closely with the amazing education team at the National Gallery of Australia on two very special multi-touch books for teaching and learning…and the first resource...

I am excited to announce that I was chosen to receive a 2015 EdSurge and Digital Promise ‘Digital Innovation in Learning’ (DILA) Award – An ‘Honourable mention’ in the Sharing is Caring Category. Given the standard of projects and educators in this...

I’ve been interviewed for an iBook resource for teaching and learning with mobile devices. You can download it here, or check out the interview below… \\