
Category: Gadgets & EdTech
Research from The University of Queensland, Australia.
A love for video games should be harnessed by teachers to improve classroom learning, new.
New research finds test scores, educational aspirations drop if children overuse non-educational technology
How schools in Moscow continue to support their students
Service made available to teachers, who can study diagnostic exercises recommending to their students.
Different types of screen time can positively or negatively influence young people’s mental health.
The reading development and intervention programme is based on the principles of Letters and Sounds.
Brings many benefits for users, including its cross-tablet capability for iPad, google and android tablets.
With no marking involved, the paperless assessment also saves countless hours of administration time
Researchers at University of Exeter raise concerns that digital identity technology could also lead to indirect discrimination.