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ICT connectivity: A world-wide view of education
Technology is all about innovation; in a connected world, Josephine Lister, editor of HundrED – a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to keep reading
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Subscription models are a saviour for tech-savvy schools
Technology is becoming more and more relevant in the classroom – enhancing teaching and learning and offering additional support keep reading
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Alternative funding streams; crowdfunding technology
As technology becomes more prevalent and, according to research by BESA, investment by schools in education technology is set to keep reading
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The prominence of gamification in education
Gamification is not new in teaching and learning, however, the increased use of technology in classrooms and an increased focus keep reading
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East Renfrewshire first council in UK to give lessons in virtual reality to schools
CREDIT: This story was first seen in The Scottish Sun The £250,000 investment is to make sure virtual reality becomes keep reading
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Step into the future: edtech trends for 2018
As we put Bett to bed for another year, we thought it apt that we look back, chat to some tech keep reading
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Grades in treble? Bringing study back on track with technology
Supporting outstanding teaching and learning, diving student attainment and improving student outcomes are the bread and butter of those who keep reading
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Technology vs. tradition: creating the perfect learning environment
How can we strike the right balance between the technological and the traditional when it comes to learning environments so keep reading
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Technology isn’t just for IT lessons, say British parents
New research finds that British parents fear IT learning is being siloed within their children’s school Research, published by Dell, has keep reading
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The essential guide to classroom tech
Ah, technology…the cause and the solution to so many of our day-to-day problems! When it works it works very, very keep reading