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Five ways wearables will change education

Nothing 'old school' about King's Ely

One of the oldest schools in the country wins award for its technology provision

A cloud-based MIS revolution in the education sector

Schools must address data gaps to embrace cloud-based solutions, says Stephen Heppell

Inspiring the robot fans of the future

Dawn Robotics win national prize to develop low cost robot for use in schools

Building an e-safety culture

Chris Seal explains Millfield's approach to e-safety, managing online risks and disseminating ...

Buying into the future

Schools need a coherent procurement strategy if they're going to avoid incoherent learning tec...

Introducing Techknowledge for Schools

Education research charity rebrands as Techknowledge for Schools and unveils latest research

The robots are coming

Oundle alumni Sir Howard Stringer visits school to deliver lecture on technology

Cardiff school leads the way

Kings Monkton inspires next generation of computer science innovators

Today's parents are net naive

Counter-extremism resource available to schools

New free resource helps schools counter extremism and online radicalisation

New e-safety tool launched to help protect children online

A new Ofsted-compliant e-safety tool has been launched by Mouchel to help protect children onl...

A 3D future

Chris Elsworthy explains how we can create new opportunities for dyslexic pupils through 3D pr...

Tablet adoption continues to rise

Tablet use in schools continues to rise as barriers to adoption shift, new research from BESA ...

Talented teens showcase latest edtech

Does social media rule your child?

King Edward's Witley learns about responsible internet usage from e-safety expert Karl Hopwood...

ROUNDTABLE: Safe and sound

Rebecca Paddick asks some of the sector's experts, how do we keep kids safe when using the lat...

Time to wake up and smell the educational coffee

Stacy Leidwinger says technology has transformed students' expectations of education

Pupil Power

Getting kids involved in a school's e-safety strategy can be a powerful tool in helping to kee...

Bringing their own future

Helen Dorritt explores how primary and secondary schools are harnessing BYOD for the benefit o...

E-safety in numbers

Keeping kids safe while they surf the net is now a team effort, says Education Technology Edit...

Rising Stars launches e-safety week

Leading education sector publisher, Rising Stars has announced its e-safety week, commencing 1...

E-safety: ignore at your peril

Schools need to recognise e-safety issues at an early stage and act to intervene as soon as po...

Online safety accreditation for Loughborough

A game changer

As games-based learning continues to grow, are teachers still hesitant to blur the lines betwe...

What is digital literacy?

Gemma Sharland explores the responsibilities and opportunities for children surrounded by tech...

Mobile solutions for school staff

Tablet devices are used by over half of independent school staff, according to a recent Capita...

Participation equals ownership

If pupils are involved in the creation of a school's e-safety policy, they are more likely to ...

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