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Staffordshire University: Automating in the age of coronavirus
Case Studies The institution has partnered with Blue Prism to kickstart its 2030 digital strategy – starting with a complex automation project
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Why COVID-19 could spur a learning revolution
In-depth Newfound interests and future job prospects could fuel a surge in children studying STEM subjects
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Microsoft Teams update focuses on distance learning
News Among other improvements, Teams will let users see 49 people at a time
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Hackers are targeting the education sector
News The health care industry isn’t the only one falling prey to hackers during the coronavirus pandemic
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UK gov launches £300,000 SEN EdTech initiative
News The pilot scheme will run throughout this academic year in the hope of identifying how technology can 'level the playing field' for students with disabilities and special educational needs
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How classroom tech is getting children excited about STEM
Sponsored Teaching science, technology, engineering and mathematics can be dramatically enhanced by new technology in schools
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How SMART Technologies transformed the classroom
Sponsored Schools have come a long way since blackboards and notebooks – and one tech company has been instrumental in reshaping education
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A day in the life of a SMART teacher
Sponsored What is it like working with SMART Boards? Mark Hartwright explains how the technology has transformed his teaching
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The right technology tools for schools
Sponsored Some things in education are timeless, but that doesn’t mean classroom technology has to be stuck in the past
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De Montfort University launches a week of infosec events
News DMU students will be able to gain practical experience from industry experts
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Parenting in the digital age
Sponsored Technology is now a major factor in enabling parental involvement in education
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Pupils and teachers: Bridging the generation gap
Sponsored How can education remain relevant and engaging with pupils who are potentially more able than their teachers with digital technology?
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