Three powerful ways educators are using classroom video

Video killed the textbook star?

DAFA taskforce launched to tackle ‘digital exclusion’

The Digital Access for All taskforce has been launched in response to research revealing that 700,000 UK school pupils have problems completing homework due to lack of internet access

Education sector to host over 50% of workload in the cloud by 2020

A survey by Nutanix suggests the sector will benefit from increased security and ease of management, as well as decreased total cost of ownership

Playing it safe online

Kevin O’Malley examines the education sector’s role in cyberbullying, radicalisation and sex crime

Children’s knowledge vital for keeping households safe online

New research from the National Cyber Security Centre shows children are four times as likely as search engines to be asked by parents and carers for cybersecurity advice

Global photography competition to ‘challenge the stereotypical image’ of engineering

The IET’s annual photography competition aims to challenge the ‘image of hard hats and dirty overalls’

Live panel discussion: What are the most significant learning challenges facing HE students?

How can HE institutions best provide students with learning support and to what degree can digital solutions offer any answers?

Gartner report reveals top 10 strategic technologies impacting HE

Research firm Gartner Inc. has released new research that reveals what tech is having the biggest impact on higher education in 2019

Brunel University London launches online MSc Engineering degree

Brunel will work with online education provider InterActive Pro to provide the engineering management master’s

Online HE platform raises $28m to provide tertiary education in Africa

Education provider Unicaf aims to meet the continent’s growing demand for higher education

Roundtable: Save the data – David Tindall

Are our schools and universities doing enough to safeguard student and staff data? Steve Wright quizzes some experts in the field

Roundtable: Save the data – Graham Glass

Are our schools and universities doing enough to safeguard student and staff data? Steve Wright quizzes some experts in the field

Free Spectacular Science resources launched for primary schools

The resources are part of a new campaign to engage children with practical science

Are you on the right track to STEAM success?

Here, LEGO Education explores the importance of STEAM learning, and how it can open children’s eyes, help them make connections to its application in the real world, and build vital skills needed for the future.

LGfL to equip thousands of schools with free Adobe creative software

Adobe says the programs will equip ‘teachers with the tools they need to infuse creativity into the classroom’

Nesta launch £4.6m programme to test edtech in classrooms

Innovation foundation Nesta have been selected by the DfE to involve schools in the development of cutting-edge technology