Rishi Sunak wants more AI in classrooms but it’s no substitute for teachers
Sunak's plan to put more AI in classrooms could help teachers, an expert says, but cannot replace them.
ByDigital transformation in education
AI can help trainee teachers identify special educational needs
A study finds that AI could help trainee teachers practice their diagnosis of special educational needs.
ByUK Secretary of State for Education backs mobile phones ban in schools
The UK Secretary of State for Education and MP for South Staffordshire Gavin Alexander Williamson has called for banning mobile…
Perception Codes’ desktop AR “Holo-SDK” takes school students to Mars
Perception Codes, the now UK-based company specialising in desktop Augmented Reality (AR), hosted an AR workshop, where it took 26…
Low income groups with learning disabilities to get free tablets
The UK government has set up a £2.5m Digital Lifeline Fund, which will arrange for devices, data and digital support…
UK to offer laptops and tablets for online learning amid COVID-19 outbreak
The UK Department for Education said that the government will provide free laptops and tablets to vulnerable and disadvantaged young…
Ofsted’s Electronic Evidence Gathering
In the latest of this week’s series of articles on how the public sector is tackling digital transformation, Deborah Pollard,…
