Education Forum and Education Technology Forum
More young women than ever before will start computing degrees this September, amid the rising profile of AI, according to new figures. Computing degrees have seen an 11% growth in…
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With the academic year drawn to a close, many students will eagerly be awaiting their end-of-year results. But how many students will have used AI to aid in their studies? A…
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TIGA, the trade association representing the UK video games industry, has confirmed the re-accreditation of six games courses at Abertay University, one of the country’s leading hubs of education for…
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The University of Worcester is striving to build a dynamic and supportive learning environment for staff and for students that is research inspired and digitally enabled. Here we take a…
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Whilst EdTech is seeing an array of well-funded, big new players, smaller enterprises are finding themselves squeezed out of the conversation. Having the best ideas and the best companies executing…
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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…
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Schools and universities in the UK have been invited to join the early access phase of RichCast – a completely new genre of voice-driven interactive entertainment that helps develop the…
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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…
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New plans to boost private sector investment to put the UK at the front of the global innovation race have been welcomed by various education bodies, including the National Centre…
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As we continue along our post-pandemic roadmap to recovery, and universities look at new ways of attracting and retaining students, Dr John Miles (pictured), CEO of Inkpath, believes that higher…
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