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Social media disrupts 11 days' teaching time a year
Secondary teachers lose 11 days of teaching a year because of pupils accessing social media on...
Kids 'don't know enough to stay safe online'
Over 80% of London Key Stage 2 pupils lack the knowledge to search for information safely onl...
Rooting for a STEM career extends beyond the classroom
Perfect A-Level results don't guarantee a successful career... and less-than-perfect results d...
University to develop computer game for autism
The University of Bedforshire has been awarded a large grant to develop the game for children ...
Free online tutoring for disadvantaged students
The Click Connect Learn fund will finance projects to address inequality in access to educatio...
What students and teachers go through when IT doesn't work
A stable infrastructure & consistent network monitoring is ever more important if students & t...
Half of teachers believe students know more about IT
New research from Sophos reveals teachers' concerns about students' abilities to manipulate sc...
How to engage your students through mobile apps
Paul Swaddle, Co-founder and Chairman of Pocket App, talks immersion in the digital age, and h...
Digital Schools Awards to build Scotland's digital skills
HP, Microsoft, and Intel have teamed up with Education Scotland to advance digital skills and ...
BESA in conversation with Educater
Gareth Heggie, Managing Director at Educater, explains how they are helping academies to monit...
GCSE retakes benefit from free ebooks for English and maths
Jisc have provided a list of over 30 titles that cover all main exam boards for the two core s...
Exam grading accuracy improved by ACJ
A new kind of assessment, similar to that used in optometry, could improve grading accuracy by...
Effective edtech needs to facilitate high-quality teaching
Edtech is one of the fastest growing areas of the digital economy, but is it being used in the...
Groundschool London now open to future young pilots
London's newest training academy offers professional flight simulator training sessions and co...
Safeguarding students: more than just internet monitoring
Al Kingsley, Managing Director at NetSupport, explains why internet monitoring alone is not en...
Microsoft Power BI Helps School Safeguard Students
The internet is a key resource for learning and plays an important part of the recreational ac...
Dynamics 365 and the Future of Cloud Operations
Cloud computing has changed the ways in which day-to-day communications and operations take pl...
D-Tech International scores a 1st at performing arts academy
James Breakell, D-Tech International's UK Managing Director, talks about the company's install...
Does your Wi-Fi coverage stand up to the test?
Technology evolves rapidly. Has your WiFi kept up?
IKB Academy achieve 100% pass rate in A-Level STEM subjects
IKB Academy, which opened two years ago, celebrated the results of their A-Level students
How technology is improving parental engagement
Elliot Gowans, Vice President EMEA at D2L, discusses how technology is helping teachers to eng...
VR and classroom engagement: are they related?
Qualified teacher and former Google Expeditions associate Stuart Gent looks at how best to uti...
The Future of Security
It is becoming more and more important to keep up to date with not only cyber security but als...
UK's first curriculum linked coding platform launched
The new learning-to-code platform from Turinglab aims to provide pupils aged 11 - 16 with cruc...
The modern panic button: much more than an alert
Klaus Allion, Managing Director at ANT Telecom, looks at the options for schools designing eme...
No Isolation for children with long-term illness
Norway's revolutionary start-up allowing children with long-term illness to participate in sch...
Kids ask parents 22K questions during their school life
A new study has discovered just how curious children are, and reveals that parents are unable ...
Have you ever thought about printing the entire Internet?
If you printed the Internet (not including the so-called dark web) you could travel a quarter ...
Pupils design app to help homeless find work
The team from Henbury School won top prize in a Dragons' Den competition with their app
London IT company launches paid internships
The three-year scheme will equip apprentices with the necessary skills to become successful IT...
The Future is Hybrid: The Hybrid Archivist
Cosector's Stephanie Taylor recently gave a talk at the DPASSH conference on hybrid archives b...
E-Safety: Empowering a new digital generation
We need to teach children to be better consumers of information, says Dave Saltmarsh, Global ...
How mobile technology can benefit learning
Elliot Gowans, VP at D2L, talks about mobile technology benefiting learning
Webinar: How to make managing users simple
Prepare for the September intake and make managing users simple
Open Academy Norwich wins Tech Factor 2017
The school will spend its £10,000 prize on their most wanted edtech...
Manchester Communications Academy to work with CityVerve
The academy was a finalist at CityVerve Next Generation: Schools Innovation Challenge and will...
Lockheed Martin & Discovery Education launch space challenge
Pupils have to design a habitation module for a mission to Mars to be in with a chance of winn...
Schools crowdfunding for edech with Rocket Fund
Drones, spy cameras and recording studios: what teachers really want in the classroom
#ItsGoodToKnow: Campaign for safe WiFi spots
Rise in young people using smartphones ha led to 'safe WiFi' symbol awareness campaign
