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  • Emergency response to this pandemic is not the future of online education

    16 Apr 2020 Dr Sonia Ben Jaafar, CEO, Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation for Education
    Online learning requires investments that go beyond the education tools and platforms that can be quickly purchased from EdTech vendors, writes Dr Sonia Ben Jaafar
  • Microsoft shares the key points from their recent Virtual Education Transformation Summit
  • Embark Federation is an Education Charitable Trust that was set up on 1st January to serve 7 schools and around 2000 pupils across Derbyshire.
  • The future of EdTech: lessons learned in lockdown

    16 Jul 2020 James Jepson, Solutions Sales Director, Viewsonic
    In light of the recent announcement from the Government that schools and colleges will have to fully reopen in September, teachers are being told to prepare for remote learning for students that have ...
  • Taking it gently is what will help children back to school

    28 Aug 2020 David Whyley, Education Consultant with Lexplore Analytics
    David Whyley explains why, in the return to school, a slow and steady pace is best, with gentler ways of assessment to understand the gaps in learning.
  • Students at Caterham School enjoyed an astonishing 23,320 live lessons, 5,830 live twice-daily form times, and 1,540 live sports sessions this summer as the school switched to virtual schooling on day ...
  • How the University of D.C. is working to close the digital divide

    27 Nov 2020 Written by Microsoft Education Team
    The digital divide has been a defining challenge of the COVID-19 crisis. In this article Microsoft explores how one instruction has made waves in its approach to equity.
  • Dealing with something completely different: How further and higher education leaders responded to the unexpected

    29 Jan 2021 Written by Peter Wolstencroft, Leanne de Main and Paul Cashian
    How did the further and higher education sector react to the pandemic and what lessons have we have learned from 2020?
  • Online learning: recommendations for wellness

    22 May 2020 By  Dr. Terry McAdams, Director of Learning Technology, Branksome Hall Asia
    Due to lockdowns and the increase of online learning, health and wellness has become a priority, yet it is often neglected. Staying indoors, a lack of fresh air, staring at screens, and sitting for lo ...
  • An unsuspecting catalyst for much needed change

    19 Mar 2021 Written by Michelle Thomas, Director of Education, SRS
    Michelle Thomas from SRS explores how her school ensured that digital technology is a central consideration in all areas of curriculum and assessment delivery.
  • In this article Tim and Natalia explore what governments need to do to ensure marginalised children have access to meaningful learning.
  • Could technology be the answer to career apathy?

    01 Jul 2021 Written by Emma Gaukroger, Greenwood Academy
    Emma Gaukroger, BTEC Quality Nominee, careers co-ordinator and music teacher from Greenwood Academy discusses how technology can help students with careers guidance.
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  • Re-watch Bett, Ajenta and USP College (Essex, England) for an in-depth case study to learn how this forward-thinking, two-campus FE College supports high quality, real-time learning remotely and face ...
  • This week we are looking at SEND and Neurodiversity, specifically;  Personal stories and frustrations  Hopes for change across policy, technology, and education  And, resources and tools for all liste ...
  • To code is to love learning

    17 Sep 2021 Written by Fergal Kilroy, 01 Founders
    In celebration of National Coding Week, we welcome Fergal Kilroy from 01 Founders to the hub to share his peer-based approach to learning to code.

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