Articles
Please find below a number of Insight and Opinion Articles from our select speakers group and commercial partners supporting ICT for Education events. Each providing their insight and viewpoint on the issues faced by teachers and their schools in the delivery of Technology into the classroom to support students and learning outcomes. Each provided independently by experts in their field as a free resource to visitors to our website. We welcome submissions which in the first instance should be sent to Sarah Underwood.
11 August 2022
Schools have been raving about interactive touchscreen solutions for the modern classroom for years. While teachers admire its convenience and user-friendliness, students just love using it.
2 August 2022
Students and teachers are busy gearing up for final exams and results day, on which so much seemingly hinges. This time of year undoubtedly sparks mental health concerns and shines a light on the student welfare support schools offer.
12 July 2022
As of March 2022, only 16.5% of engineers are women, and although this is an increase compared with the 10.5% reported in 2010, there is still a huge inequity between men and women in STEM fields.
28 June 2022
Parents became more involved in their children's education during the pandemic. Not only did they have to ensure children had what they needed to attend classes remotely, but they also supported them in keeping up with schoolwork.
23 May 2022
In schools worldwide, touchscreens are quickly becoming one of the most popular educational technology solutions. It’s not often that a single device can successfully replace three legacy instructional tools. And yet, touchscreen devices have single handedly replaced the need for whiteboards, projectors, and computers.
17 May 2022
In years gone by, the misconception was that a passion for digital technology would only lead to careers in website design and software development.
28 April 2022
By Dominik Birgelen, CEO of oneclick
21 March 2022
The number of women within STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) is growing slowly but surely. With Both International Women’s Day and British Science Week being just around the corner, there is no better time to explore the extraordinary female workers within the sector.
12 March 2022
As we reflect on last year, it is evident that the fallout of the COVID-19 crisis has affected the education system in ways we could have never imagined or anticipated. Wesley Lynch and Sharon Lock from global EdTech company, Snapplify, share their insider’s view on the year just passed and look ahead to what’s in store for 2022.
27 February 2022
Learning to code at a very young age can help children in many different ways.