How young people use technology will determine their futures so schools, teachers, parents and families all have a role to ...

The report shows a sizeable drop in the percentage of Irish pupils saying they regularly used computers in school, down from 46 per cent in 2011 to only 23 per cent in 2016. Over a similar time ...

Primary school students’ use of computers in school also dropped considerably within five years, from 46% saying they used computers in school regularly in 2011 to only 23% in 2016.

The report by the educational wing of the OECD into the impact of computer and internet use on test scores shows there is “no appreciable improvements in student achievement in reading ...

Almost 70% of primary and secondary schools in the UK now use tablet computers, according to research. But the study says there is no clear evidence of academic improvement for pupils using tablet ...

Learn about Computer Science Education Week with fun interactive videos, activities, downloads, and quizzes for children in KS1.

Twenty-five years later, the computers changed, the way students use computers changed, the world has changed. But many educators are still forced to teach like we still have the Commodore 64.

We have had to re-examine the style, content and outcomes of our lessons, too. The school where I teach – Caterham School, in Surrey – will be issuing iPads to pupils from the start of next term.

In 1985, NSF built a national network, NSFNET, to make large systems available to all colleges and universities for research and education. It now links over 1,500 networks and well over 100,000 ...