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The changing face of ICT needs in secondary schools
In an education landscape where restricted budgets remain the biggest challenge for UK schools, gaining maximum value from ICT spend keep reading
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Progress in practice: technology supporting learning
Edtech, correctly applied, enhances teaching and learning. When it comes to measuring progress it’s an essential tool that can engage keep reading
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Avoiding the pitfalls of ineffective edtech implementations
Successful education technology implementation is only a few steps away says Nicholas Svensson, executive vice president of product development at SMART keep reading
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IT outsourcing; a growing trend in forward-thinking schools
Technology has become an essential part of the teaching and learning process. It is a means of enhancing lessons, supporting keep reading
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Driving digital strategy in schools
Technology is a key resource in education and can enhance teaching and learning within our classrooms – where we apply it right. keep reading
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Edtech: Ensuring more than just great technical support
In April 2016 RM Education produced their first case study on Newent Community School and Sixth Form Centre, which summarised their IT team restructure and how RM keep reading
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From the magazine: Managing the ICT magic
The successful use of technology is about more than just procuring the right tools; it requires efficient management to ensure keep reading
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IT skills gap: the industry forecast
Today, more than 1.5 million people work in the digital sector or roles related to digital technology. In fact, the keep reading
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Schools minister announces boost to computer science teaching
Measures to give teachers the support they need to teach pupils skills such as coding, computer programming and cyber-security announced keep reading
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Classroom technology in support of teachers
The way students engage and learn has changed – technology plays a central role. Brady O. Bruce, CMO of InFocus, explores keep reading