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What can we expect from school management this year?

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3rd February 2022

By Mark Hodges, Education Sector Lead at Cantium Business Solutions For schools and academies across the country, the lasting impact of Covid-19 will be felt for many months to come. The…

Addressing the empathy element in the student experience

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7th January 2022

By Mark Caldwell, Senior Account Executive – Education, Genesys Education has arguably been one of the sectors hit hardest by the pandemic. Schools and universities were forced to adapt, and…

Will our new edtech toys grow old quickly?

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6th January 2022

There is a danger that our engagement with digital provision is driven too much by our newfound proficiency with it, says Dr John Miles, Founder and CEO of Inkpath… Universities…

How Brunel is looking to technology to transform the researcher journey with better personal development tools

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11th November 2021

Dr Louise Bamford, Careers Consultant for researchers, and Dr Tina Ramkalawan, Director of the Graduate School, at Brunel University London discuss the importance of digital measures in revolutionising the researcher…

1,000 UK schools now connected to full fibre broadband

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18th October 2021

Children in more than a thousand schools are now enjoying next-generation internet speeds, the Department for Education has said. Full fibre networks are now supplying lightning-fast gigabit broadband to 1,084…

Future-proofing the learning experience

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21st July 2021

By Carys Green, Regional Sales Manager, Integrated Systems, Shure Without doubt, we’re seeing a revolution in education. Flexible learning solutions will become the norm and remote learning is here to stay.…

Complementing the student and researcher career overlap through tech

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8th July 2021

Dr John Miles, CEO of Inkpath, discusses how digital tools can enhance skills and support career development journeys for both students and researchers, particularly since their learning experiences are more connected than…

‘Next Gen TV’ app for education gets first US demo

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28th June 2021

The US-based National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has collaborated with Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science, and international IT consultancy Fincons Group to create a first-of-its-kind prototype Next…

Pandemic triggers multi-generational digital upskilling in schools

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3rd May 2021

Digital skills among teachers and students in the UK have soared over the course of the pandemic (81% and 64% respectively), with the majority of teachers reporting improved tech abilities…

Seven-in-ten students rate the quality of digital learning as ‘best imaginable’

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8th March 2021

A Jisc survey of 27,069 higher and further education students has revealed that most are pleased with their digital learning, but areas such as wellbeing, mental health and staff digital skills need…