NetSupport Radio
Stay up to date with NetSupport’s latest broadcasts and listen back to our previous podcasts on topics such as safeguarding, digital citizenship and teaching with edtech – plus, catch up on all the activity and interviews with key education experts from recent Bett shows.You can also listen to chats about all things education-related from specialists in the sector in our Big Education Debates, as well as learn about how edtech can help your school or Trust with managing its IT, complying with GDPR – and much more!
- Update frequency
- every 4 days
- Average duration
- 28 minutes
- Episodes
- 347
- Years Active
- 2017 - 2025
Supporting student and teacher wellbeing
Wellbeing has never been more important than now - and it's a given that we're going to encounter some mental health issues in the future as a result of the pandemic lockdown.
Our experts on this topi…
The April 2020 Education Broadcast
NetSupport Radio was joined by a range of educators, edtech experts and education specialists to discuss and debate a range of the hottest topics in the education sector today, including:
- The future s…
Digital Strategy podcast
Al Kingsley hosts our Digitial Strategy podcast on behalf of NetSupport and Opportunity Peterborough. The podcast will cover the latest trends and strategies in IT Management and security, and we’ll …
Dr Edward Tse discusses the impact of technology on future employment
NetSupport Radio has a fascinating chat with Dr Edward Tse (edtech leader, speaker, author and YouTuber) about how automation is impacting jobs now and in the near future – and the need for us to ens…
Tony Sheppard from GDPR in Schools provides an update on how schools are getting on with GDPR
Tony talks to Russell Prue live at Bett 2020 to spread the word about a new DfE website to support schools – educationdatamatters.org.uk – that contains free advice on privacy, dealing with the ICO, …
Antony Moore from Firefly Learning chats about what he’s enjoying at Bett
Russell Prue and Antony Moore, Head of Partnerships at Firefly Learning discuss the new show layout and what they think of it.
Bryn Llewellyn from TagTiv8 outlines the value of movement to engage students
An increasing focus on maths and English in schools at the expense of other subjects prompted Bryn Llewellyn to create TagTiv8; a method of delivering physically active learning. He chatted to NetSup…
Discovery Education’s Phil Birchinall chats about improvements in AR and bringing Mars to Bett
Augmented reality is a fast-developing area which is now beginning to really make an impact in the classroom. Phil Birchinall, Senior Director of Immersive Content at Discovery Education, describes h…
James Donaldson introduces Project Wellbot and describes how it improves students’ wellbeing
James Donaldson explained to NetSupport Radio how his college, its digital leaders and student union are providing greater access to advice and guidance on wellbeing via an AI-driven chatbot.
Richard Smith from Amazing ICT talks about some of his favourite bits at Bett
Russell Prue talks to Richard Smith from Amazing ICT about what has caught his attention amongst the many and varied offerings at the show.
Evo Hannan introduces his new student AGENCY project
Evo Hannan from Dwight School in Dubai chats with Russell Prue about his new project that he has recently launched on Twitter called "The Agency". Its aim is to change teachers’ mindsets in the way t…
Sal McKeown, freelance journalist and author, talks about dyslexia
Sal chats to NetSupport Radio about her upcoming round-table discussion at Bett on supporting dyslexic students in primary and secondary schools. She also comments on resources for dyslexia at the sh…
Joe Moretti from Sleuth IT discusses bringing literacy to life
Sleuth IT creates interactive resources for engaging students in literacy. Taking the form of interactive adventure games, students can work in groups to discover a topic through a range of literacy …
Sally Lanni and Dave Whyley from Pheasey Park Farm School talk about their edtech success
NetSupport Radio talks to Sally Lanni (Executive Head Teacher) and Dr Dave Whyley (from the governing body)about the impact that edtech has had at Pheasey Park Farm School.
They talk to Russell Prue …
Jon Samuel from Primrose Hill Primary School talks about GoBubble – and working with the BBC!
Primrose Hill Primary School in Salford is close to the new media city, where the BBC, ITV, C4 and lots of tech and media companies are located.
Jon Samuel, the ICT Lead at the school talks about wor…
Nicole Ponsford talks live from the train about The Gender Equality Collective
Nicole is CEO and Co-Founder of The Gender Equality Collective. She chats to Russell about inclusive technology, closing gaps, and collaboration to create a more inclusive society – plus her work on …
Headteacher, Ian Rockey, reflects on his students’ NetSupport Radio takeover
Russell Prue and Ian Rockey, headteacher from Westwood with Iford Primary School, reflect on his students’ takeover of NetSupport Radio on Day 3 of Bett 2020!
James Clark discusses the importance of environment for learning
As James says, “We all feel different in a cathedral than in a shopping centre” – and creating a feeling of wellbeing in a space is critical for optimum learning. Innovative school furniture design i…
Professor Steven Wheeler and Mark Anderson discuss Bett, CPD, ‘Twisted Tropes’ and more!
NetSupport Radio talks to Professor Steven Wheeler from Plymouth Marjon University and ICT Evangelist, Mark Anderson, about what they’d like to see at future Bett shows, facilitating more ad hoc shar…
Al Kingsley reflects on the first three days of Bett 2020 and looks forward to the final day
Al Kingsley talks to Russell Prue about how the first three days of the show have gone and whether his aspirations have been fulfilled! They also discuss the loss of the Saturday from the event from …