...with teams who could potentially use the solution, and sought input from the different DfE digital professional communities. This approach of co-design and ongoing collaboration meant we have built something that will genuinely work for multiple teams, not just our first use...
...how easily they can fail when services aren't built with accessibility in mind. Insights from testing assistive tools Dragon: Voice recognition for hands-free navigation Dragon allows people with mobility impairments...
...and their Neurodivergent Social Workers Special Interest Group. We asked them to share information about our project with their network. We used a free mapping tool to visualise the geographical...
...many people they caught trying to get a free Starbucks gift card! What I'm doing now While I can’t pretend the escape room has made me a cyber specialist, it...
...Education (Google Classroom) or Office 365 Education (Microsoft Teams). Both are free to use. The Digital education platform team, part of the wider Get help with technology programme, was tasked...
...code once or twice before. Initially, I'd tried a couple of free resources such as Code academy, but after grasping the basics I did not know where to go next....
...our recruitment process In the DfE Digital Recruitment team we now have an acute focus on race. We're exploring how to better support Black colleagues to get promotions in DfE....
...the product manager for the Teaching Vacancies service, a national search and listing service on GOV.UK, which enables schools to advertise teaching roles for free. I recently took advantage of...
...easier for schools to advertise posts free of charge, meeting the policy objective of saving some of the £75 million spent per year on advertising for full time teaching posts....
...£75 million listing job vacancies online. That money could be better spent on teachers, supplies and estates. We designed and built Teaching Vacancies, a user-centered free service for schools to...
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