Why and how teachers can use microlearning in the digital classroom
Online proctoring: a viable alternative for lockdown exams
Teacher’s chemistry experiments become YouTube hit
Curriculum innovation: the key to unlocking better learning experiences
‘Netpotism’: graduate jobs market risks becoming a ‘closed shop’, warns firm
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How can edtech help steer us towards sustainability goals?
The panel: Chris Priest, professor of sustainability and computer systems – University of Bristol Vasiliki Kioupi, assistant teaching fellow and…
Pandemic teaching: dispatches from the frontline
This independent roundtable discussion is sponsored by: The panel: Carl Morris, principal – Carfax College; head – Carfax Private Tutors…
COVID-19
On 4 April, the Sunday Times reported on unpublished government figures suggesting that more than…
94% of UK universities Tweeted about COVID-19 prior to first national lockdown
Joint research by London South Bank University (LSBU) and the University of Essex has revealed…
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16 UK and Singaporean universities join alliance for tech knowledge transfer
Digital learning to assume new importance, says OUP report
Study Group partnerships with Airbnb and WeWork strive to engage remote students
37% of European women plan to work in a tech or digital environment
COVID-accelerated edtech boom boosted by global government initiatives
Survey of Aus and NZ students reveals many would switch universities for ‘better’ tech experience
Teaching and learning
Researchers and educators have always tried to optimise how we consume knowledge by looking at…
People, policy, politics
Mobile phones should be banned from schools to create “calm and orderly” classrooms, tackle cyberbullying…
Schools
Dr Matt Tate, a chemistry teacher from Bradford Grammar School in Yorkshire, is one of…
As the creators of a learning app used extensively in schools, especially science departments, we’ve…
Higher and further education
Employers need to do more to break the trend of ‘netpotism’, or nepotism driven by…
Last week (8 April) saw the launch of the UK-Singapore Universities Alliance (UKAEI) – the…
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Employers need to do more to break the trend of ‘netpotism’, or nepotism driven by…
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E-safety
Ban mobile phones in schools, Williamson tells heads
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Researchers and educators have always tried to optimise how we consume knowledge by looking at…
At the start of the pandemic, the hope was that any interruption to learning would…
Why and how teachers can use microlearning in the digital classroom
Researchers and educators have always tried to optimise how we consume knowledge by looking at the realities of the learning…
Online proctoring: a viable alternative for lockdown exams
At the start of the pandemic, the hope was that any interruption to learning would be temporary. But time and…
Teacher’s chemistry experiments become YouTube hit
Dr Matt Tate, a chemistry teacher from Bradford Grammar School in Yorkshire, is one of countless teachers who have tried…
Curriculum innovation: the key to unlocking better learning experiences
The customer is the foundation of any business’ success, which is why start-up companies are so focused on continuously enhancing…
‘Netpotism’: graduate jobs market risks becoming a ‘closed shop’, warns firm
Employers need to do more to break the trend of ‘netpotism’, or nepotism driven by online networks, according to research…
Edtech and the future of secondary science
As the creators of a learning app used extensively in schools, especially science departments, we’ve been very aware of the…
