Posted by Nick | June 18th, 2010
TV’s are becoming better and better all the time, it is just brilliant for us couch potatoes these days! However, as manufactures try to win us over with all the different specs of there machines, from contrast ratio to sharpness (which all help make the picture quality look better and more involved), these specs have [...]
Posted by Nick | June 4th, 2010
It seems that the “fun” between Google and Google.cn is getting “funner”! Google are getting increasingly annoyed at China censoring its website; and the situation just seems to be getting bigger and bigger.
First, it started out with little quips about Google delaying, and then stopping, the import of some of its much loved Android [...]
Posted by Nick | May 31st, 2010
The old traditional method of learning to read is to take a book and learn the individual words before being able to form a sentence. Many children like to learn through interactive methods and simply holding, and reading from a book is not enough to aid with this. Instead some schools, have utilised digital tools [...]
Posted by Loiuse | May 30th, 2010
As classroom sizes become bigger and pupils fight for places in good schools, could distance learning be the solution. Online distance learning is not a new concept but the idea of a whole online distance school is. The technology is there but whether children will benefit from the experience is another. Online schools would mean [...]
Posted by Loiuse | May 30th, 2010
Facebook just keeps on expanding and today most children have their own account and spend a lot of their time on it. It’s true that it’s a big influence on young people lives, but studies have suggested that Facebook has a much bigger influence on girls than boys. This is because 40% of girls aged [...]
Posted by Samantha | May 29th, 2010
Technology in schools can help the staff just as much as it can help the children with their learning. One of the ways in which it is doing this is through an automatic attendance system. Once the attendance of the pupils has been entered into the system it is set up so that it will [...]
Posted by Nick | May 29th, 2010
The government has spent a lot over the past few years on improving technology in schools as they feel it will help children to learn much better than the traditional chalk and blackboard. It seems now that the government were right in their efforts as a study in technology and academic achievement has proven that [...]
Posted by Samantha | April 30th, 2010
It has long been thought that technology in the classroom can help a child’s education aiding them with learning. A school in San Diego however is taking a new approach by teaching its students how to build the technology. Students at High-Tech school are learning how to build robots. One of the projects was Daisy [...]
Posted by Nick | April 29th, 2010
Nearly all classrooms in the UK are now installed with interactive white boards, but for children in poorer countries, this kind of technology in schools is still a long way off. A campaign was launched back in 2005 which aimed to provide one laptop per child for students living in some of the world’s poorest [...]
Posted by Loiuse | April 28th, 2010
Earlier this year at the BETT Conference Professor Stephen Heppell suggested that schools must break away from the current learning modules and instead embrace technology such as games, social networking and podcasts. He also argued that there were big gaps between schools in the county, ie, those embracing technology and those falling behind, continuing to [...]