Edtech

The impact of an edtech programme that sprung into life in the pandemic has been clear to see. The hope now is it can continue this into the future, in classrooms and the corridors of power

Throughout the pandemic, international schools turned to technology to adapt to the situation as it unfolded. Dan Worth finds out which of these innovations is likely to last long into the future

Evidence review also reveals that many teachers need training on how to use new education technology

With online exams a growing possibility, Catherine Lough sits down with AQA to see its on-screen GCSE mock first-hand

Harris Federation says ransomware attack will have a ‘significant impact’ on its academies

Opposition politicians say policy should have been announced far earlier in the Covid pandemic

Covid has sparked a DfE shift in attitude towards digital GCSEs and A levels that may mean the end of paper exams

Analysis: Covid may speed up a shift from paper GCSEs and A levels – but how quickly can online replacements be brought in?

Covid is bringing online GCSEs and A levels a step closer. Here we reveal the education systems that have already made the switch

Global supply constraints ‘governed’ the fact the DfE couldn’t distribute devices as quickly as hoped, top civil servant says

It is ‘vital’ that heads ‘urgently review’ their defences and take steps to protect their schools from threats, DfE says

News that 32,549 of 1.3m devices pledged are still undelivered comes on day that DfE’s laptops contractor announces £206m profit