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Podcast Series.
This series asks those who are now Headteachers or who have been headteachers in an International School about the pros and cons of working overseas. What advice would they pass on to a new Headteacher coming to an International School in S.E.Asia. What advice would they also give to teachers applying for jobs in the region. Finally we ask about the benefits of ICT to teaching and learning and what is their vision of ICT in teaching and learning in the future.

This Podcast series asks those with an ICT (technology) management responsibility about the use of ICT in teaching and learning, about how they might change things if they could travel back.

We also speculate how ICT might be being used in schools in five years time and also suggest recommendations for new ICT coordinators moving to work in an international schools overseas.

Conversations with librarians and media staff in International Schools in S.E. Asia

This Podcast series is with librarians and media staff from international schools across S.E.Asia. opics covered include Library Management, Library Management Software, use of ICT, libraries vs the internet, favourite books, advice to new librarians moving to a school in Asia.

This Podcast series is a mixed bag of conversations with educators from both the private and public sectors in S.E.Asia or from those who have experience working with schools in the region.
Other Shambles Podcast series can be seen at shambles.net/podcasting [shambles.net/podcasting]

"Shambles in S.E.Asia" is designed to support the international schools communities in 17 countries and regions in the area.
It contains a database of international schools and also has resources to support teaching and learning.


There is a calendar shamblescalendar.net [shamblescalendar.net] ) of educational events around the region and the world that may be of interest to educators and also a termly emailed newsletter shambles.net/newsletter [shambles.net/newsletter] )


The site has relevance to students, teachers and support staff; it is also designed to be of help to families who live in, or are are planning to move to, Asia ... it is in fact now attracting a much larger worldwide user base.


Access to all the materials on Shambles is free