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Ofsted: Computing education ‘essential’ in technologically diverse world

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By: Stuart O'Brien

16th May 2022

Ofsted has published the latest in a series of reviews into different subjects across the curriculum, exploring literature relating to the field of computing education to identify factors that can contribute…

CASE STUDY: How we used digital engagement tools to improve early years communication skills in Staffordshire

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By: Stuart O'Brien

16th May 2022

By Ema Roberts, Campaigns Officer at Staffordshire County Council Before the world was changed by the Covid-19 pandemic, Staffordshire County Council was targeting families of children who were struggling to…

How proactive tech practitioners can boost student engagement

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3rd May 2022

It’s more important than ever to be engaged when it comes to rolling out new technology in HE. But to ensure they are fully utilising their edtech tools, universities need…

CASE STUDY: How the London School of Economics partnered Shure for ‘hybrid-flex’ learning

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th April 2022

Extending the London School of Economics’ 100-year-old commitment to the understanding of urban society, LSE Cities runs the Executive MSc in Cities, an 18-month modular education programme for senior urban…

NEU makes calls to replace Ofsted

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th April 2022

The National Education Union (NEU) has launched an accountability campaign and national petition calling for the replacement of Ofsted with a new approach to school and college evaluation which is…

Scottish colleges launch funded online courses for social care

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By: Stuart O'Brien

13th April 2022

Scotland’s colleges have responded to the recruitment crisis facing social care by launching Introduction to a Career in Social Care – an online course designed to bring more trained candidates…

DDoS becoming more complex, with schools at risk too

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By: Stuart O'Brien

4th April 2022

Distributed Denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks decreased slightly in 2021 but are becoming larger and more complex in nature, new analysis from F5 has found. Data collected from F5 Silverline – a…

Ofsted review aims to ‘raise the quality of PE’

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By: Stuart O'Brien

21st March 2022

Ofsted has published a review looking at physical education (PE), drawing on a range of sources, including its education inspection framework (EIF) and other literature, to identify factors that can contribute…

Education and government sectors suffered most cyberattacks in 2021

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By: Stuart O'Brien

21st February 2022

Due to lesser investment into cybersecurity, some industries are more vulnerable to cybercriminal attacks. According to the data presented by the Atlas VPN team, education and government organizations suffered most…

Digitally transforming the admissions process for secondary schools

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3rd February 2022

By Amy Shaw, Press Officer at Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council As parents and guardians focus on securing their children’s desired school places, which can understandably be a stressful time; an…