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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 ... -
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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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Microsoft shares the key points from their recent Virtual Education Transformation Summit -
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Embark Federation is an Education Charitable Trust that was set up on 1st January to serve 7 schools and around 2000 pupils across Derbyshire. -
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In light of the recent announcement from the Government that schools and colleges will have to fully reopen in September, teachers are being told to prepare for remote learning for students that have ... -
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David Whyley explains why, in the return to school, a slow and steady pace is best, with gentler ways of assessment to understand the gaps in learning. -
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Students at Caterham School enjoyed an astonishing 23,320 live lessons, 5,830 live twice-daily form times, and 1,540 live sports sessions this summer as the school switched to virtual schooling on day ... -
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The digital divide has been a defining challenge of the COVID-19 crisis. In this article Microsoft explores how one instruction has made waves in its approach to equity. -
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How did the further and higher education sector react to the pandemic and what lessons have we have learned from 2020? -
Due to lockdowns and the increase of online learning, health and wellness has become a priority, yet it is often neglected. Staying indoors, a lack of fresh air, staring at screens, and sitting for lo ...
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Michelle Thomas from SRS explores how her school ensured that digital technology is a central consideration in all areas of curriculum and assessment delivery. -
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In this article Tim and Natalia explore what governments need to do to ensure marginalised children have access to meaningful learning. -
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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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Re-watch Bett, Ajenta and USP College (Essex, England) for an in-depth case study to learn how this forward-thinking, two-campus FE College supports high quality, real-time learning remotely and face ... -
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In this episode we look at the fall-out of COVID-19 for skills. Which skills are in demand, and how are people reskilling? How did key workers in the pandemic train for this moment and how can adaptab ...