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UK computing graduates lack security skills
Worryingly, most computing undergraduates receive very little security training when it comes to creating new software.
Number of computing students continues to fall
The UK will lose its global competitiveness if government and industry don't work together to battle the problem, a report has said.
Teachers split over web use in classrooms
A new survey suggests students and teachers disagree about how useful the internet is as a learning tool.
High-tech gadgets crack down on exam cheats
Education authorities are turning to security devices to help combat students cheating in examinations.
Your views: Why students avoid IT
Last week, we asked IT PRO readers why students don’t study IT – apparently it’s dull, kids these days are lazy and there are not enough jobs.
IT A-Levels continue to decline
The number of students sitting exams in computing and ICT has fallen yet again this year.
Students think IT is boring
While they think it’s a good sector to work in, spending three years studying computer science just seems dull, according to a new survey.
Vet students trial mobile technology
Royal Veterinary College gives smartphones to students for use in the field.
Students want school tech
The vast majority of UK students believe knowledge about technology is necessary to landing a decent job - good thing so many of them have their...
Education Roundup: £1,000 for tech students?
St Andrews University's IT support goes remote, teacher training moves to the web and the CBI calls for annual bursaries for science and technology...
Why don't tech savvy students study IT?
Despite being considered the most technologically talented generation, today's students aren't opting to study computing and IT at school.
Most schools use CCTV to watch students
A survey of teachers has shown most schools use surveillance cameras to improve security and monitor students.
Students key to school IT
School Minister calls for schools to keep pace with the technology students use in their leisure time.
Cyberbullying hits students, teachers
A majority of students are victims of cyberbullying, according to a survey of teachers - who are also victims of electronic intimidation.
Students want more IT training
School leavers are confident with their techie skills and want to learn more advanced programs, according to a new survey.
Education must look to future now
Rather than following industry's lead, educators must help develop technology to suit students, according to a Futurelab report.
Students excel at IT
Employers are impressed with the IT skills of teenagers, but maths and English are holding them back, according to a study by the CBI.
Young jobseekers use Web 2.0
And the IT industry can use sites such as Facebook and MySpace to recruit students into maths, engineering and computer science.
IT degree take-up halved
The number of students signing up for IT-related degrees has fallen by nearly half, according to e-skills UK, who have called for employers to make...
First school of the future opens
Bristol Brunel Academy is the first in the Building Schools for the Future programme, which will see new facilities and IT for students.
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