News
NEWS: Government Pledges £45M for School Wi-Fi
As reported by Gov.uk, a new £45 million investment aims to upgrade school digital infrastructure, ensuring better connectivity for students nationwide keep reading
technology
ICT Matters
Read Again: Artificial Intelligence: Villain, Hero, or Reflection of Ourselves?
Gary Henderson delves into the complex and often sensationalised portrayals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in popular culture, examining how these keep reading
ICT Matters
Artificial Intelligence: Villain, Hero, or Reflection of Ourselves?
Gary Henderson delves into the complex and often sensationalised portrayals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in popular culture, examining how these keep reading
News
NEWS: UK urged to bridge digital divide
As reported by The Independent, a new report calls for a “digital vaccination” for all UK children to ensure they have access keep reading
Management & HR
Understanding the economic factors affecting employee pay
Navigating the complexities of salary adjustments in response to economic changes can be a challenge. We explore how global economic keep reading
ICT Matters
Deciding when to teach Artificial Intelligence
The realm of education is witnessing a paradigm shift as school leaders and teachers increasingly recognise the importance of integrating keep reading
ICT Matters
Add new life to the screens in your school
In this article, Nigel Milligan shines a spotlight on an often-overlooked resource that can be used to promote all that keep reading
ICT Matters
Exploring the impact of ChatGPT in education
In recent years, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed various industries, including education. One such AI tool gaining keep reading
ICT Matters
Digital focus: The advantages and challenges of EDI technology
Wrapping up our “Focus on Technology,” article series, we delve into the advantages and potential challenges of technology in the keep reading
ICT Matters
Does framework pricing offer the best value to schools?
They say laughter is the best medicine. In his new series of articles, Nigel Milligan shares some funny but poignant keep reading
