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On 23rd November we were joined by some of Ireland’s most progressive Google Educators and School Leaders who shared their top tools and strategies for successful usage of Google Workspace that engages and empowers the whole school community.Experienced CPD facilitator and Post Primary School Google Educator Holly Murray shared her top tools to make learning accessible to all learners and save teachers and school leaders hours of time.Google school, Malahide Community School, showcased how they enhanced communication and collaboration and effectively engaged their whole school community on a shared vision for teaching and learning using Google Workspace.And Eoghan O Neill demonstrated the key Google Workspace tools used in primary schools to increase student engagement, easily differentiate content for learners and accurately assess and record student learning.Missed out on joining the webinar? Watch it back here.

Check out the most common data security errors schools and colleges make…and how to prevent them! "After Healthcare, Education is the most targetted industry by cyber criminals" Verizon 2021 Data Breach Investigation Report This year alone, 75% of Irish organisations experienced cyber attacks. The recent ransomware attack on the HSE has highlighted just how easy it is for cyber criminals to gain access to an organisations’ data, causing distress and leaving vulnerable people’s sensitive information in the wrong hands. But what can schools and colleges do to prevent this? Having spent the past 20 years securely setting up and managing the Office 365 platforms of hundreds of schools and colleges to prevent cyber attacks, the same security weaknesses present themselves time and time again. In this blog I outline the key security risks all schools and colleges should be aware of with the steps needed to prevent data and security breaches from taking place.See how secure

Discover how all students having an iPad for learning enabled flexible learning and greater student engagement in Holy Family Community School.

As all the brilliant educators we work with know, reflection is an integral part of the learning process, helping us to grow and improve as we progress along the learning journey.As we prepare to close our doors until January 4th for the Christmas break, the Wriggle team take a look back at the top 10 milestones, memories and moments from a year that none of us will easily forget!1...The number of Gold Partner Awards granted to Wriggle in 2020. We were thrilled to be allocated the Surface Partner of the Year award at this year's Microsoft Inspire Awards. A huge thank you to Ian Gaughran and the Microsoft Education team for their continued support 2....The number of Department of Education Framework Tenders awarded to Wriggle Learning. Wriggle are delighted to be listed as the recommended supplier of Surface Go 2 MCore and Apple devices for education by the Department of Education on their public procurement list. More information on the procurement process can be found at Procurement f

Safely Sharing and Assessing Student Content in the Covid Classroom Covid-19 has changed the way we work with our students. There are many challenges for schools to safely continue teaching and learning in this ‘new normal’. One of the major issues affecting teachers across the country is either gaining access to the photocopier or the fact that they have been advised not to collect sheets and copies from students. Here are some of my tops tips to overcome these challenges. Correcting work with Microsoft Teams and Word If you have content belonging to students that requires you to mark or annotate their work this combination is a fantastic solution. Microsoft Teams Assignment features allows you to collect work from your students and provides you with instant feedback as to who has viewed and submitted their work and who hasn’t looked at the work at all. If you instruct your students to submit their work as a word document, you can then annotate over their work usin