Jamie Twinney | EdTech Coach
EdTech Coach

Jamie Twinney is a driven consultant with 19 years of experience, including a diverse background in international education and a passion for optimizing systems. Formerly a teacher, department head, and ICT coordinator in the UK, Malaysia, and Beijing, Jamie has developed a unique ability to identify and solve complex problems, streamlining processes to increase efficiency and free up valuable time. In his last full years of teaching, Jamie focused on building logical and systematic processes, allowing for reduced workload and increased impact. Drawing on this experience, Jamie now leverages a skillset that has garnered interest from the oil and gas industry in Malaysia. Jamie's expertise extends beyond specific industries, making systems and solutions universally applicable across corporate and educational roles. Jamie holds a BSc in Design Technology and a PGCE in Secondary Education. Throughout his career, he has consistently prioritized student success, evidenced by students consistently receiving accolades for exam performance. Jamie is passionate about building strong personal connections and facilitating experiences that create valuable time in life.

Appearances:

Pre-conference Workshops @ 10:00

[M2] 4 Nov (AM) - No code, no problem: building simple apps to automate routine processes

Tired of spending hours on repetitive tasks like tracking student progress, managing parent communications or handling drawn-out feedback processes? In this hands-on workshop, educators will learn how to reclaim their time and boost efficiency by leveraging the power of automation – no programming experience required.

We'll explore real-world scenarios within the educational setting, covering practical applications such as automated data collection, streamlined communication, simplified feedback processes, and even using data sheets to create academic reports with just a click.

By the end of the session, educators will gain the confidence and skills to identify automation opportunities in their daily workflow and build basic automations to tackle them, paving the way for a more productive and focused teaching experience.

Participants will:

Recognise repetitive, time-consuming tasks within their current workflows that are suitable for automation using no-code platforms
Build simple automated workflows that connect different applications and services to streamline processes
Apply no-code automation concepts to solve common challenges in education, such as automating data entry, sending reminders, managing communication and generating academic reports from data sheets

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last published: 15/Jul/25 11:35 GMT

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