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Cyberphobia... what are parents worried about?
Barry Richardson, Creative Director, Oakley Mobile examines parental concern over the rise of ...
Programming course for teachers gets Google backing
Wolverhampton lecturers secure funding from Google to develop a new online course for computer...
IT(s) time for apprentice talent
Calibre Secured Networks sees bringing in the right people with the right skill sets as paramo...
'Making lab' opens up new possibilities at FHS
Bristol academy wins £35k grant for lab where students can create 'almost anything'
Meccano Robots coming to a summer camp near you!
New partnership between Super Camps and Meccano includes the new programmable robot, the Mecca...
Parents say social media 'bad for children's morals'
New poll from University of Birmingham shows over half of UK parents think social media sites ...
Is video now main form of education communication?
Kaltura's latest 'Video in Education' survey reveals 75% of higher education students now use ...
Can your school keep up with edtech?
Bill Champness, Managing Director at Hardware Associates asks, can schools keep pace with the ...
Aardman's summer app to keep kids happy
New app, 'Learning Time with Timmy 3', is a studious solution for slow summers
Jisc brings the Rio Olympics to London classrooms
Global online event celebrates international sport using V-Scene platform
Future classroom will be virtual and taught by robots
A new Jisc survey reveals surprising predictions for the classroom of the future
Digital technology in publishing: pitfalls and promise
By David Salariya, Founder and Managing Director of The Salariya Book Company
To BYOD or not to BYOD...
Jessica Figueras, Chief Analyst at Kable, poses the question about own devices in schools and ...
Meet Marty, a 'Raspberry Pi for robotics'
Robotical announce crowdfunding campaign to launch Marty, an affordable, 3D printable walking ...
How to make schools mobile ready
Lessons from the classroom by Rupert Mills, Managing Director of Krome
Countdown to Chaos with Tech Partnership
Tech Partnership launches Countdown to Chaos to galvanise young people about cyber security ca...
Literacy initiative Pobble set for major business award
Yorkshire literacy organisation Pobble is the only education business to make it to semi-final...
Huge returns from investment in e-learning
Andy Richardson, CEO, Dynistics on how online learning highlights the need for dashboard techn...
Beating the cyber bullies
We ask the roundtable: How do we keep kids safe from online bullying?
BBC micro:bit now available to the public
Pocket-sized coding device available through selected partner organisations and distributors
Moving on from ICT
Simon Moyle looks at how to use technology to teach other core subjects
Setting expectations for students
The Newark Academy implements eLearning tool that prepares year 11s for exams
From chalkboard to iPad
Chris Neath looks at the process of transitioning to a digital classroom
UK business must work harder with schools to boost STEM
Building stronger links with teachers will help UK businesses support growth in STEM subjects ...
Ebooks: telling a positive story
Electronic courseware holds great potential to reach the reluctant learner, says Neil Georgeso...
7 new trends in edtech
RM Education's annual REAL event revealed some interesting new themes and trends in technology...
University of East Anglia launches new Q&A platform
The interactive website will help prospective students pick a university
Gathering STEAM
Newly-opened UTC@MediaCityUK is already making waves in the north-west digital scene. Stephani...
Kuato launches new Dino Tales app
Dino Tales Jr encourages young storytellers through creative play
Visit to Bristol tech hub inspires Code Club
West Town Lane Academy's Code Club visit startup businesses to consider future careers
The friendly face of WiFi
South West Grid for Learning partners with Friendly WiFi
The science of scooters
University of Northampton takes school children to the skate park for STEAM workshops
Closing the digital skills gap
The BBC micro:bit is inspiring the generation of tech pioneers to help bridge the digital skil...
Health and safety: The key to the digital classroom
With electronics a big part of the classroom, Chris Neath looks at ways to create a culture of...
Academy self-improvement: experience that counts
Online self-assessment and improvement planning software can help MATs collaborate more effect...
The great tech expectations of Generation Z
StudentCom research reveals 83 per cent of 15 to 18 year-olds can't live without the internet ...
IET invites young members to its board
For first time in its 145-year history, the Institution of Engineering and Technology recently...
Top tips on using technology for student engagement
Janice Prandstatter, Promethean Teaching and Learning Consultant, explains her top five tips f...
Mind the gap
Proven strategies for improving the performance of pupil premium students
