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NetSupport Radio has been chosen as the official broadcaster of Bett 2020, giving everyone a chance to have the voice heard.

The Bett Lates series is helping visitors to make the most of the learning opportunities at Bett, no matter the time of day.

A call to action for education professionals and EdTech companies

Our final part in our series examining ten of the UK educations sector’s top challenges takes us to higher and further education, and the need to deliver value for money for students across the board.

Ready to face a new digital dawn? Or is your primary or secondary school strictly analogue? Part nine of our look at the top challenges facing UK educators right now shines a spotlight on digital readiness, and what schools can do to get with, or ahead, of the times and start thinking digitally.

With tech being used throughout lecture halls, seminar rooms and learning spaces across the higher and further education sphere, alongside shifting media consumption habits amongst students, its up to education leaders to adapt teaching to move with the times.

Digitalisation must not be an end in and of itself.

The net benefits digitalisation brings must outweigh any potential increases in workload digital devices create.

Including children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in classrooms can be a challenge. One that many teachers in the UK are facing. Read what John Galloway, member of Bett UK's Advisory Council has to say on the topic.

New Bett research released ahead of #BettTalks Twitter Hour

A new Ofsted inspection framework is here, which means some big changes for educators – including how they use EdTech in their classrooms.

New research released today by Bett, the biggest global gathering of the EdTech community, reveals teachers are concerned about the negative impact of artificial intelligence in the classroom. Join Bett’s live Twitter discussion on Wednesday 6th November as experts unpack the findings and share their insight. 

Think its just students who need help upskilling themselves for a digital world? Guess again. Updating teachers’ and education leaders’ own tech-savviness will pay dividends in student engagement, as part six of our look at ten big education challenges explains.

2020’s top 5 education trends

Education is in constant flux, especially in this new tech-led era. Pupils are more tech-savvy than ever before, and education leaders have been enjoying the power of edtech to engage with them for a number of years now .

The four-day event will open on 22 January 2020 at London's ExCeL

Education, much like technology, continues to evolve to adapt to an ever-changing world.

Some big trends, from primary and secondary school learning, through to further and higher education, have emerged, affecting how UK teachers and learners interact, teach and study.

Let’s take a look at five big topics from across the board you need to be aware of.

Just how ready are higher and further education students for the demands of a digitally-driven workforce?