By Daniel McKeown
Although biometric recognition technologies at BETT 2010 invited the inevitable Big Brother comparisons, the number – and variety – on exhibition stands showe...
Gerald Haigh asks what is virtualisation, how does it work, and why are so many network managers talking about it?
Taking the ‘what’ question first, it’s a way of drastically r...
The outstanding student presentations to the computer games "Dragons' Den" at the Scottish Learning Festival in 2009 constituted a rich, instant demonstration of the value of ...
Almost like any other resource? Dawn Hallybone hands out the Nintendos
By Maureen McTaggart
Dawn Hallybone’s eureka moment came during a subject leaders’ meeting while listening...
Anyone ready for another ICT initiative for education? We've had laptops for teachers, whiteboards, learning platforms and the current Home Access bid to 'bridge the digital d...
By Martin Littler
Promptly at 4:30 the formal meeting closed and 27 of the founder members ( click on picture for full view and caption ) of the British Assistive Technology Asso...
Apple’s resurgence and campaigns like "back-to-school" free iPods for students to buy its laptops and desktop computers appear to have increased its market share in education,...
Birmingham City Council, which has the UK's largest Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme is working with technology company MOOFU , the Institute of Education, Unive...
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