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As a Headteacher, what I really want to see at Bett are resources that will have a sustained impact for my pupils back at school. -
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Winning and shortlisted schools from this year’s International School Awards highlight innovation to support student wellbeing, diversity, equity and inclusion. -
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How can incorporating esports education help you to address the skills gap as part of your future digital strategy? -
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Our sector is loaded with acronyms and abbreviations. From NCT to NQT, ESOL to EdTech. -
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LGfL and EdTech UK are working in partnership to develop communities of practice that provide peer-to-peer support for the effective use of technology for enhancing teaching and learning. -
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Discover how school and college leaders can deliver impactful, long-term solutions to tackle this urgent issue across the whole school community. -
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Ufi have opened their £900k Activate grant fund, supporting the development of new digital tools and approaches with the potential to transform how people gain skills for work. Have an idea for how te ... -
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Philippa Wraithmell highlights how schools should be positioning digital technology within their governance and long-term strategy. -
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We’re delighted to welcome Michael Rosen to Bett 2023! We sat down with him to explore learning, the importance of creativity and solving today’s problems through education. -
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Computer scientist, mathematician and social entrepreneur Anne-Marie Imafidon inspires women to study and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths. -
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At Apps for Good, we believe that all young people should have the opportunity to shape their future with technology. -
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We asked our UK Advisory Board to share their key highlights from 2022 and most exciting plans for 2023. Read on to find out what they said! -
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If the purpose of education is to create and recreate the society we wish to live in, then the technology supporting it should be created with this end in mind. -
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When the concept is difficult to grasp or the homework is hard, how many times have you heard “what’s the point of this anyway?” -
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In this article Dr Fiona Aubrey-Smith, Associate Lecturer at The Open University for Master of Education, Professional Doctorate and BEd Education Studies programmes, examines some of the key challeng ... -
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Technology is prevalent across every aspect of our lives today and will continue to play an even more significant role in the careers and personal lives of future generations. A large majority of chil ...