Artificial Intelligence has quickly and largely arrived in education, whether schools feel ready or not. From lesson-planning tools and data analysis to automated communications and admin support, AI promises to lighten workloads and unlock creativity.
Artificial Intelligence has quickly and largely arrived in education, whether schools feel ready or not. From lesson-planning tools and data analysis to automated communications and admin support, AI promises to lighten workloads and unlock creativity.
Artificial Intelligence has quickly and largely arrived in education, whether schools feel ready or not. From lesson-planning tools and data analysis to automated communications and admin support, AI promises to lighten workloads and unlock creativity.
Artificial Intelligence has quickly and largely arrived in education, whether schools feel ready or not. From lesson-planning tools and data analysis to automated communications and admin support, AI promises to lighten workloads and unlock creativity.
Artificial Intelligence has quickly and largely arrived in education, whether schools feel ready or not. From lesson-planning tools and data analysis to automated communications and admin support, AI promises to lighten workloads and unlock creativity.
When schools and trusts discuss digital transformation, the conversation often begins with tools, including devices, platforms, networks, and software. But time and again, education leaders discover that simply introducing new technology doesn’t automatically create better outcomes for pupils or lighten the workload for staff.
Microsoft Reading Coach: Your AI Reading Companion Has Arrived! Picture this: Your classroom’s reading time just got a serious upgrade. Microsoft’s new Reading Coach isn’t just another app – it’s like having a personal reading tutor for every single student. Ready to revolutionise how we think about literacy learning? Available 24/7, this standalone app adapts … Read more
Sturdy internet access is essential for students to succeed in the rapidly changing learning environment of today. Poor connectivity, unfortunately, is a significant obstacle that has a number of detrimental effects on student wellbeing and learning results. Learning Disruptions and Gaps When students face unstable internet access, their ability to attend virtual classes or access … Read more
With artificial intelligence (AI) emerging as a game-changer, technological breakthroughs have drastically changed the face of education in recent years. The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve teaching, expedite processes, and customise instruction is starting to dawn on educators. But before educational institutions can effectively utilise AI, they need to determine whether their current … Read more
As schools across the UK continue to embrace technology in the classroom, there’s a growing need to ensure that tech tools are not just available but optimised for maximum benefit. However, managing technology across a single school—or even a Multi-Academy Trust (MAT)—can be daunting. How can you be sure that your existing technology is truly … Read more
