This is a copy of an article originally published on: The Bett Show blog Skills shortages are a concern in many industries across the UK right now. Healthcare, construction, farming, technology-based sectors and more are all struggling to recruit skilled people to...
This is an edited version of an article originally published on: Children & Young People Now The digitisation of our society and workforce was well underway even before the pandemic. The outbreak of Covid-19 forced this process to accelerate at breakneck speed,...
This is an edited version of an article originally published on: edtechnology.co.uk The Department for Education’s recently released SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and AP (Alternative Provision) green paper includes a focus on guaranteeing...
This is an edited version of an article originally published on: GESS Education Al Kingsley Learning methods change constantly; this much we know. And as technology forms the foundation of schools’ efforts to prepare students for the future, it makes sense to...
This is an edited version of an article originally published on: edCircuit Magazine Our children’s immersion in education technology isn’t going to slow down, which means technology-related privacy and security can’t either. We’re never going to reach a point where we...
This is an edited version of an article originally published on: Forbes Al Kingsley is CEO of NetSupport, chair of a multi-academy trust in the UK, tech writer, speaker and author of “My Secret #EdTech Diary.” The future of work has arrived. With working...
