What does  digital in education involve?

This is about using and deploying new technology into schools classrooms and passing on information to others. I work with new technology to help improve learning and collaboration in education and to lead the way to a brighter way of learning.  Currently we are using iPads in the classroom, together with a smart table, PCs, IWBs and an XBox console. I have been giving teacher-training workshops on this subject, as well as writing blog posts, attending and speaking at conferences. My aim is to convince educators that new technology must be integrated into schools to keep up with modern ways of learning.

What kind of voice-overs can a British voice-over artist living abroad do?

Doing voice-overs is a challenging and interesting line of work that tests your personal and linguistic abilities to the fullest, whilst working under pressure. I do a variety of voice-overs but the most common is providing the voice-over to a video for the international version of a project that a company or organisation is currently promoting. There is usually a version in the common language to start with, then they ask me to provide the English version. Advertising campaigns, Facebook campaigns and special events are the most common types of commercial projects I do voice-overs for.
The next category is educational voice-overs. I get some work from English language publishers who create textbooks and therefore need people to voice the listening exercises in their books. I usually go to a studio that collaborates with a publisher and then spend a few hours reading monologues and dialogues. This is both rewarding and tiring work but the realisation that your voice will be played in classrooms throughout the land makes it all worthwhile.