Review of Deliver Computing 360
Sep 2023
I think this is a resource that could be really good. I'm looking forward to seeing the differential pathways. My only feeling is the teacher shouldn't have to go through the course like the student to go through with some students this should be built into the teacher lesson plans so they can just click on sections the students might need explaining
Reply from Deliver Computing 360:Hi Steve, I hope you are enjoying the 4 new live adaptive learning pathways for high ability, middle, low and developing. You can switch students mid-lesson to ensure they are always challenged. The teacher no longer has to go through the course. What the student sees is now displayed on one long page you can scroll down in seconds and a bespoke answer pack is also included in the lesson plans.
Steve found Deliver Computing 360:
- Does not save school money“They were using resources they purcchased once but are now in an annual fee”
- Significantly reduces teacher workload“Work is self marked, students can work at their own pace”
- Slightly reduces attainment gap“too soon to say, hoping to really look into that this year”
- Slightly improves attainment“too soon to say”
- Moderately builds student knowledge“when the students read carefully and then answer the questions this is evident. when they just flick quickly and guess at the answers then not so much”
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