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February 2011

  • Pupils at West Dean primary

    Winning classroom innovation videos share feast of best ICT practice

    Peer-to-peer sharing, an audience for children's work, freedom for students to follow through ideas … just some of the winning ingredients from our recent Classroom Innovation video awards

October 2010

  • ASUS nibs image

    Bidders battle over Becta's crown jewels as Teachers TV feels the axe 

  • classroom learning platform frog

    School learning platforms win over students with 'Facebook' approach

September 2010

  • Swanwick Hall head, Jonathan Fawcett

    How to stretch your IT spend after axe falls on new schools programme

    The scrapping of the Building Schools for the Future programme has dashed many schools' hopes of affording new technology. But there are ways to beat the government's cuts...

  • Smokescreen

    More games for primary and secondary schools – in class and at home

    Developers and others place new games on some sites as a part of their strategy for achieving a viral buzz. While many will lack much educational value, they can be rich hunting grounds for productive games and other online activities. Find out more at friv.com and kongregate.com

  • Switcheroo Zoo

    Educational games pioneer unlocks young minds

    Former teacher Tim Rylands is on a mission to help children and young people to unlock their imaginations so they can "take off on a sea of words". It all began at Chew Magna secondary school in Bristol where Rylands pioneered the use of video games as powerful stimuli to encourage pupils' speaking and writing. His work is now known internationally and, most days, involves a bewildering succession of conference key note lectures, teacher insets and school workshops

  • Endless Ocean

    Online games at school and on holiday – how to keep students ticking over

    The growing range of serious games offering both fun and education aim to keep students both amused and in touch with learning

June 2010

  • Teachers at a computer session at De La Salle school

    School technology survey highlights support for Becta and more training

    Poll results show strong support for axed Becta, home access, and more training in technology in schools

May 2010

  • Becta axed

    Schools technology agency Becta axed

  • save our technology main

    Save our technology - what to cut and what to keep in schools?

  • Trinity school

    Handheld devices: schools prepare to track aphid menace

  • Energy saving

    Green technology: how schools can cut ICT spending

  • Good at games: mobile learning proves a hit in schools

  • Web-based learning leaves schools in two minds

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