Luke Price Price

I use collaborative tools where we can both work in real-time. I use a graphics tablet and pen to write and demonstrate skills beneficial and matched by students (but not essential). The real-time collaboration is also helpful for coding and works for pseudocode and exam question writing.

I use Microsoft OneNote to track what is covered in each lesson. It enables students to add and edit work. The most prominent feature is that parents can also track progress and ask questions.