Events
November edition of IET is out now!
Hot off the press, the latest issue of IET includes news, views and features from the independent education sector. Features…
29th October 2014
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October 2014
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Will we all be cyborgs?
The convergence of information technologies and bioscience is changing our lives. As bandwidth speeds of a gigabit per second become…
29th October 2014
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Business
Happy hacking
What do you think have been the key technological developments in the education sector this year? This was the year…
29th October 2014
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The MOOC movement
Plenty of heated discussion has occurred online, offline, at conferences, across institutional board meetings and classrooms about the rise, potential…
28th October 2014
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HE and FE
Social climbers
Back in February 2010, a blog called Three Word Chant stumbled across an article from the 27 February 1995 issue…
27th October 2014
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Future tech trends in HE
When it comes to foreseeing the future of digital technology, there is no crystal ball. Yet developers in the education…
27th October 2014
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Classroom design aids student learning
Despite curriculums, teaching standards and technologies changing immeasurably over the past 150 years, many of our schools’ classrooms still follow…
27th October 2014
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HE and FE
Robotics facility opens at Leeds
The £4.3 million Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) National Facility for Innovative Robotic Systems is now open at…
27th October 2014
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Business
The growth of the Cloud
What do you think have been the key technological developments in the education sector this year? A key development this…
27th October 2014
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Tech experts call for IT overhaul
Technology is advancing at such a speed that the education system must be reviewed and improved in order to keep…
24th October 2014
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