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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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The skills educators have learned in lockdown will profoundly affect future practice -
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Analysing the Next Generation Learning Lifecycle: Create, Manage, Discover, Connect, Experience, Learn, Credential, Advance. -
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Every school has its own challenges and is on its own, unique journey when it comes to digital strategy and change management. London CLC’s impartial guide can help. -
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The global COVID-19 outbreak which erupted in late December 2019, has changed how millions around the globe are educated. Social distancing and self-isolation have translated into school and universit ... -
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For most jobs, recruitment has undergone a technological revolution over the past couple of decades. The introduction of talent banks, online screening and applicant tracking systems means that people ... -
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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 -
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At Bett in January 2020 the Global Education Council came together on stage for the first time, sharing their vision and manifesto for the future of education. In this article we highlight their key m ... -
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Sheffield Hallam students highlight free collaboration tools available and how they can support remote learning. -
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Technology will offer incredible opportunities to maintain meaningful relationships with students over the coming months. Students will need teachers more than ever and schools require effective ways ... -
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With the Covid-19 crisis shifting work patterns to online delivery, the same may become true for schooling. In the event that there will be an immediate switch from school, face to face learning to an ...