Abdul Chohan, EdTech guru, shares his thoughts on what should happen in 2020 to make EdTech a valuable tool in every classroom.

Struggling to read puts children at a potentially life-long disadvantage, says Bernadette McLean, so it’s time to use new methods to shake up how we identify literacy difficulties.  

The Global Education Council, an 11-strong body comprising a wealth of experience in the education field, will convene at Bett later this month

In the second in our series, Steve Wright talks to Karine George, educational consultant and advisor for Bett, about what she hopes to see in the year ahead

There is wide recognition among schools and colleges that Continued Professional Development (CPD) for educators is invaluable, and clearly linked to student outcomes. 

She was so bloody cool, so engaging, and she really made us care, and we knew that she cared about us.

Strategically embracing technology across universities is necessary for their enduring success.

As we head into 2024, there are more digital tools than ever before to help educators connect and excel at work.

Literacy has changed. Remember when it was just about reading, writing and speech? Now, literacy has a more expansive meaning, with applications throughout education.

Many girls and young women don’t know they have ADHD, because their condition is so underdiagnosed. How can we all support these often-overlooked students?

With more than 100 humanitarian crises around the world in 2023 alone, children’s education is taking a terrible hit. Can EdTech help to fill in the learning gaps and support better futures?

Which students fall on the wrong side of the digital divide, and what can be done to support them?

How does the call for later school start times reflect a growing shift in attitudes to education?

An award-winning hybrid assessment project by Birmingham City University Hybrid Model has transformed their students’ testing experience and helped to bridge the digital divide.