Wendy Winnard, a former chemistry teacher with 38 years of experience, has transitioned from teaching in schools to training computer experts in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and supercomputing. In her new role, she remains passionate about education technology and its impact on teaching and learning.
In her Tech Talk series for EiC, Winnard reflects on her teaching journey from using overhead projectors and acetate transparencies to embracing digitalization and video editing. Through the years, she has experienced the evolution of educational technology, from interactive whiteboards to virtual learning environments.
Winnard highlights the importance of technology in education, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, where tools like Zoom and Bluetooth data loggers enabled remote teaching and learning. She encourages educators to share their experiences and innovations in using technology to enhance teaching, learning, and assessment.
Looking ahead, Winnard poses the question of what educational technology will look like in 2030 and invites educators to contribute their ideas and case studies to the discussion. As the tech revolution continues to transform education, Winnard emphasizes the importance of leveraging technology to improve educational outcomes and reduce workload for teachers.
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