Schools are already dealing with the exponential growth of the data they handle. The added complexity of recent school closures and a rapid shift to...
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In the education sector, unifying data can produce a range of valuable business assets, but the process has been distinctly difficult to manage. This can...
Growing up in a world almost permanently connected, our children today are as much online as they are in the physical world. Yet, while...
Digital transformation is changing the way we live, work and, more recently, how we learn. Educators across the globe have realised the benefits of new...
| By Mal Lee and Roger Broadie | This article will hopefully challenge the conventional thinking – that of schooling children for the 1950s. All...
By Paul Ducklin Getting computer security right in a school is much trickier than doing so in a business setting. How much money can you...
According to recent figures from the US, in 2014 the Chromebook quickly became the bestselling device in Northern American educational markets and is continuing to...
The role, purpose and importance of the school website is changing at pace in those schools globally that have moved to a digital operational base,...
By Blake Seufert. McKinnon Secondary College was involved in the first large-scale roll-out of Chromebooks in Australia. The role of technology in education is tough....
By Toby Trewin. While peer-to-peer networks are often much maligned for their breeches of copyright in sharing media, another type of peer-to-peer network is making...
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