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By Boing Boing on Nov 28, 2016 in: education
The OECD's 2011-2015, 33 country, 215,942-person study of computer skills paints a deceptively grim picture of the average level of computer proficiency around the world -- deceptive because it excludes over-65s, who research shows to be, on average,...
By Conor's Commentary on Feb 5, 2014 in: education, technology
In my latest Sutton Trust blog post, I consider whether the new computing curriculum can help low and middle income students become tomorrow’s tech entrepreneurs.It took some time for this government to embrace the importance of technology in educa...
The United States spent more money on information and communications technology than any other country in 2013, shelling out $3,356 per capita According to data from the European Information Technology Observatory, the U.S. outspent the UK, the secon...
By Channel Steve on Nov 23, 2013 in: Education
Great work from my very talented Grade 8′s. How do they do stuff like this so quickly in class? Tools used include Microsoft Paint, Adobe Photoshop and Pixlr.com Click the title of this post to read more ...
By TechCrunch on Aug 18, 2013 in: Education, Video, Australia, technology
Hoping to address the software developer skills crisis choking Australia's startup ecosystem, Learnable.com is giving away $10 million in credits to high school students to access its library of web development resources. Spanning 10,000 students,...
Simply moving to the cloud isn't an environmental strategy. Now, says Eirikur Hrafnsson of GreenQloud, the conversation has shifted to how we can make the cloud more sustainable and resilient in a 24/7 connected and data-hungry world.