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Microsoft looks back on what resources changed the game for teaching and learning in 2021. -
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According to UNESCO, more than 1.6 billion children worldwide lost learning opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Microsoft Education Team break down the core barriers to education this week ... -
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The education sector has had a challenging 20 months. In this article, Kerry Hill in her new role as TAP Education Advisor breaks down her approach to motivating staff when workload is high. -
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In this article, we invite Funmilola from Dixons Trinity Academy to discuss the importance of celebrating Black History Month and what work there is still to do. -
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In celebration of World Teachers’ Day, Dave Smith explores the rapid upskilling that teachers have embraced since 2020 and what lessons we have learned for the future. -
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When mainstream sports stars such as David Beckham and Michael Jordan invest in esports it’s time to pay attention to an industry that is growing exponentially. -
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John Galloway from our UK advisory board investigates co-design in assistive technologies. -
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Microsoft joins us on the hub to discuss the issues which disproportionately affect children from lower income backgrounds such as heightened anxiety about graduating, increased loneliness, and diffic ... -
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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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Mike Sutcliffe and Judy Raper from TEDI-London explore the necessity of creativity and innovation in Higher Education design and delivery. -
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The Bett Awards celebration of the inspiring creativity and innovation that can be found throughout technology for education. Congratulations to the winners of the Bett Awards 2021! -
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Sarah Horrocks presents her insights on why remote and blended learning should continue to be a part of the education system after lockdown learning. -
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Witold Matulewicz of Natural Born Leaders highlights the importance of Experiential Learning at Home and shares details of a free parent support campaign for all schools and preschools -
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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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Teesside University explores how higher education institutions can ensure that their students are future-proof and will thrive in times of disruption. -
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Simon Wilson explains the importance of a network infrastructure that builds in flexibility for both remote and in-person education in post-pandemic learning.