ICT Matters
The Frustration of Lost and Patchy Signal in Schools
Ask anyone their top three most frustrating things about technology, and chances are dropped, patchy, or lost signal will be keep reading
Educational technology
ICT Matters
Assessment in the Age of AI
With AI adoption accelerating faster than schools and trusts can adapt, the question is no longer how do we stop keep reading
ICT Matters
The AI Security Challenge Schools and Trusts Can’t Ignore
Despite the fast-growing adoption of AI, new research shows that just 37% of IT decision-makers are making AI security a keep reading
Progression
Future Dot Now: Mastering Digital Transactions
As digital processes become increasingly essential, school business managers play a pivotal role in ensuring staff have the skills to keep reading
ICT Matters
Read Again: The Complexities of Digital Divides
Explore the complexities of the digital divides, as Gary Henderson highlights the importance of customised strategies to address and close keep reading
Finance
Leasing vs. Buying: Which is the Best Choice for School Technology?
When it comes to technology, the decision between buying and leasing can significantly impact budget management, resource availability and the keep reading
ICT Matters
The Complexities of Digital Divides
Explore the complexities of the digital divides, as Gary Henderson highlights the importance of customised strategies to address and close keep reading
ICT Matters
Meeting Digital and Technology Standards: Laptops, Desktops and Tablets
In the latest instalment of our series on digital and technology standards, we explore the essential benchmarks your school should keep reading
Management & HR
Switching MIS: A Guide to IRIS Ed:gen Implementation and Training
In a landscape where many schools and trusts are contemplating a switch from their long-term Management Information System suppliers, IRIS keep reading
ICT Matters
Read Again: From Gaming to Growth: The Case for Esports in Schools
While out-dated images of ‘gamer’ personas can conjure concerns about isolation and addiction, as Gary Henderson points out, competitive gaming keep reading