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University of Leeds taps HPE for AI-native campus network
The University of Leeds has selected HPE for a new AI-driven, self-driving campus network designed to boost research and digital learning capabilities.
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AI won’t make education more inclusive unless we design it that way
AI in schools risks scaling exclusion if built for the "average." Learn why designing for the edges is essential for true educational inclusion.
AI is giving students more time for side hustles, survey shows
New research reveals how AI helps UK university students reclaim free time, fueling a dramatic rise in side hustles
Got an idea on how AI can fix the job market? IBM wants to hear from you
IBM is on the hunt for organisations that want to tackle education and workforce problems using artificial intelligence
Prisoner laptop programme worth every penny
What happens when you give laptops to prisoners? According to a new report, you help people reboot their life and deliver £16 of value for every £1 spent
Empowering Zambia’s teachers: Technology and ingenuity fuel hope for half a million children
We hear from a team of passionate volunteer educators working in Zambia who are using technology to train teachers - and help more children gain the education they deserve
Acer Africa & Schoolscape call for pioneering educators to share their innovations – and win an all-expenses paid trip to BETT UK
Enter the Acer Africa Schoolscape competition for a chance to win a trip to BETT UK 2026 and showcase your EdTech innovation.
Intel and World Wide Technology deliver offline AI learning to students in Guatemala
Intel and World Wide Technology, one of Intel’s largest data centre partners, have together launched an initiative to bring offline AI education tools to students in Guatemala, targeting communities without reliable internet access.
Xeon-powered, water-cooled HX2 supercomputer brings sustainable AI power to Imperial College London
Intel and Lenovo have teamed up to produce the HX2 supercomputer, which is set to enhance research at Imperial College London in a sustainable way
Children are using AI – so the tech industry should consider their opinions
New research by the Alan Turing Institute reveals surprising insights on how children and teachers are using AI, with big implications for the tech industry - if they care to listen
The value of work experience for students and organisations
A well-structured and supported work experience programme can serve as a vital bridge between students and the professional world
Lenovo India and Motorola Mobility launch digital skills program in Indian schools
Lenovo India and Motorola Mobility have partnered with Indian-based ed-tech nonprofit Musakaan Dreams to upskill students in public schools
Logitech’s Rally Camera Streamline Kit promises to make capturing lectures a snip
Logitech has announced its Rally Camera Streamline Kit targeted at colleges and universities, with the promise of more engaging lectures
How Juniper Networks’ Mist AI is helping US school districts boost speeds and reduce downtime
A partnership with Juniper Networks has overhauled a US school district's network performance, while the company's Mist AI is automating the troubleshooting process.
Workday Student management system available outside US for first time
Workday has launched its end-to-end student management system in Australia and New Zealand, marking the first deployment of the system outside North America.
Benas Šidlauskas, CBDO & Co-Founder, Turing College: “It won’t be long before you can’t tell if that cold call you just got was actually from an AI voice bot”
We interview Benas Šidlauskas, from Turing College, a company offering online courses for those looking to upskill or transition into tech
Dib dib dib, hack hack hack: Scouts get Digital Citizen badge
The British Scouts have developed four new badges to encourage young people to learn about being a Digital Citizen
Cassidy Wolfenson, Creative Director at Labster: “Let data and intention inform your designs”
We interview Cassidy Wolfenson, who has a fascinating job: to develop compelling visuals that make online simulations more immersive — and thus more inspiring to STEM learners
Google announces back-to-school Chromebooks
Google has debuted three new Chromebooks this week, with both Samsung and Lenovo adding to their range of Google-powered machines.
Anaïs Engelmann, Co-Founder of Team Repair: “Tackling e-waste by teaching kids how to fix by showing them how real products work”
Team Repair is on a mission: to give schoolkids confidence that they can repair electronics and inspire them to consider STEM subjects