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The skills educators have learned in lockdown will profoundly affect future practice -
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To best prepare the class of 2030 we need to better understand who the staff of 2030 will be and the education environment they will shape -
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Experiences of lockdown school life from Benjamin Franklin International School, Spain -
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Four risks that we need to consider -
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Strong demand for devices in Q1 has created concerns around inventory and replenishment globally -
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Team Teacherly share their thoughts on the future models of education post COVID-19. -
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Lessons from the first weeks of remote learning from a school in the UAE. -
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Microsoft shares the key points from their recent Virtual Education Transformation Summit -
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As personal interaction with students is curtailed, it is critical that educators enact strategies that compensate for the interactivity of the classroom -
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How do we ensure that students have access to authentic and evidence-based digital sources of information and support? -
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Take a look at how Estonia are coping in the current climate and how they are making their education stand out -
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Robot pickers in a warehouse in the United States, UV disinfecting robots in Singapore malls – the unprecedented Covid-19 crisis has seen the increasing dominance of artificial intelligence (AI) and r ... -
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The lockdown has brought an unforeseen challenge - how to entertain children when leaving the house is not an option. Here are 12 tips to engage kids simply by varying how we tell stories. -
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We caught up with our UK Advisory Board to discuss the latest trends, challenges and innovations in education. -
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Pre-lockdown, The Diana Award’s Anti-Bullying team travelled the UK delivering Anti-Bullying Ambassador training to young people and staff in schools. Supplied by The Diana Awards @DianaAward -
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Microsoft is assembling educators, partners, and students to host Global Learning Week, a free, event on Facebook. It will be available both as live sessions each day on 22-26 June