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Whitepaper: K-12 Digital content report

By TechRadar Pro last updated

Whitepaper E-books and audiobooks gaining ground in K-12 libraries - find out more in our free whitepaper

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Over a thousand schools hit by ransomware in 2019

By Anthony Spadafora published

Limited budgets and lack of IT staff led cybercriminals to heavily target schools and municipalities in 2019.

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Zero-day attack

Schools are facing more cyberattacks than ever before

By Anthony Spadafora published

Cybercriminals are targeting the education sector in a big way and schools in the US and UK are paying the price.

Security
Study finds UK's ICT lessons 'highly unsatisfactory'

Study finds UK's ICT lessons 'highly unsatisfactory'

By Kate Solomon published

Overhauls more than overdue

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Why the iPad is the perfect study tool

24 best iOS apps for school, college or university

By Laurence Cable published

In Depth At schools around the world, change is afoot - here are the best educational apps, whatever age group you're interested in.

In Depth
Is the iPad too cool for school?

The school that gives every student an iPad

By Craig Grannell published

At a school in Scotland, iPads have transformed the classroom, unleashing creative potential and removing barriers. But it hasn't all been plain sailing…

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Linux in education

Linux in education: a genuine alternative

By Graham Morrison published

In Depth People who have made free software work and pay in education

In Depth
Government to close down Becta, the IT education agency

Government closing down Becta

By Adam Hartley published

British schools IT agency Becta is set to be closed down, the latest casualty in David Cameron's new government's cuts in public services.

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Ex Sex Pistols manager, Malcolm McLaren speaking at Nintendo-funded Handheld Learning Conference in London

'Father of Punk Rock' at Nintendo learning event

By Adam Hartley published

This year's Nintendo-sponsored Handheld Learning Conference in London in October is host to a wide range of leading educationalists and technologists including Ray Kurzweil and Malcolm McLaren.

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BCS relaunches this week as Britain's Chartered Institute for the IT profession

Computing education is failing British schoolkids

By Adam Hartley published

The newly-rebranded BCS, the UK's Chartered Institute of IT, is launching a new Academy of Computing this week, with the organisation's CEO criticising the level of IT education in British schools.

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