May 18, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Google’s NotebookLM can produce genuinely impressive slide decks. The design is clean, the layouts are polished, and it pulls together source material in a way that would take a teacher a good chunk of an afternoon to replicate manually. There is, though, one fairly...
May 13, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Most teachers who’ve started using Claude are doing something sensible: they type a request, read the response, copy what’s useful. That works. But there are a handful of features built into Claude that most people haven’t touched yet, and some of them can make a...
May 11, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Building resources from scratch takes time we simply do not have. So when there is a way to create interactive, curriculum-linked maths games in minutes, using tools you probably already have access to, it is worth knowing about. This tutorial covers how to use Google...
May 7, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
You probably already know that social media and teaching can be a complicated combination. But knowing it and really thinking through what it means in practice are two different things. This post pulls together some of the most important points from a webinar I run...
May 5, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
Artificial intelligence is already in your school. Not as a future possibility. Not as a pilot project. It is already being used quietly, pragmatically, and increasingly routinely by teachers across the country. Recent survey data from primary educators paints a...
May 1, 2026 | news, Whiteboard Blog
You have spent a year doing genuinely impressive work. You have planned lessons, managed behaviour, reflected on what went well and what did not. That is real professional experience. But when you sit down in front of an application form, none of it comes out....
