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Kids use proxies to outsmart school tech
Proxy technologies are letting teenagers dodge their school’s security to visit blocked gaming and networking sites.
Kids bypass school internet security controls
A security vendor survey has revealed widespread access to inappropriate web content at school, highlighting a need to do more to protect pupils...
Computer for every child programme kicks off
The importance of technology in learning is highlighted by the government's plans to ensure every student has a computer and broadband access.
Teachers need to use more tech
Schools have invested more into their ICT systems this year than ever before, but teachers are slow to adopt the technologies in the classroom.
Stockport College signs £1.4m IT deal
Stockport College to become UK’s first ‘College of the Future’ in £100m project.
City University goes high speed
New deal with ntl: Telewest will connect 15,000 students and 2,500 staff with a high speed network.
Schools get SMS for alerts
An open source mobile messaging module will allow schools and universities to send out text messages as reminders or alerts.
Back to school? Beware of malicious sites
Avast has warned about an increase in malicious education-related websites as kids head back to school across the UK.
Open source group slams education body Becta
The Open Source Consortium has come out swinging against the government’s education IT advisor, saying their move away from proprietary software...
Google: Government controls are the internet's biggest threat
Public sector agencies will filter information and "delete your thoughts", warns the search giant's chairman.
EMC World 2012: EMC hails the rise of the data scientist
Storage giant outlines the educational work it is doing to help firms derive value from their big data.
Schools need to plug skills gap for UK IT sector
Games development and computer science need to be added to curriculum, say industry executives.
Pulse 2011: Make tech like sport to appeal to kids?
A leading US inventor used IBM's Pulse 2011 event to ask the industry to work together to make science and technology more appealing to school...
Government ‘should prioritise digital sector’
If the UK does not prioritise the creative, digital and IT industries, it will be missing out on a massive opportunity, a lobby group believes.
Video: What a connected classroom looks like
Dell unveils its vision for the classroom of the future, with netbooks, video conferencing and pub quiz-style handsets.
Most kids face cyberbullying
Bebo is the worst social networking site for cyberbulling, according to a new report from Beatbullying.
Net-addicted kids use web to cheat at school
A new survey suggests 63 per cent of school-age children are addicted to the internet - and are using it to cheat, too.
Teachers to get £5.6 million for tech training
New funds will help e-skills and the Open University train teachers to use technology in the classroom.
IT gender imbalance persists, report says
New research that demonstrates the imbalance between male and female IT professionals is used to create qualifications and pay-related scorecard. <br>
Students need more IT challenges
An Ofsted report has suggested secondary students need to be more challenged in their IT studies.
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