Digital Education news stories

Available globally now from the Snobal website, the newly launched app builds on the company's eight years experience in developing cloud VR/AR solutions for enterprise and education.

"In a world where digital technology underpins every part of our society and economy, we must not risk our digital future."

“The building of digital skills has never been more important and there is an abundance of opportunities for those looking to take their career further within the ICT field."

The tech company reveals its long-term plan to bridge the ICT talent gap in the Asia Pacific

The principles of blended learning means that meaningful learning can take place at home, and allow the students and teachers to interact and collaborate.

Y Soft Corporation has launched premium 3D lessons in the YSoft be3D Academy as well as a new 3D/2D EDU bundle for schools wanting to update their 2D and 3D printing management.

“This course will give people the tools to understand and improve digital accessibility, whatever sector they’re in.”

"Online tools can offer a more convenient and cheaper customer experience, but there can be barriers to usage."

Australian technology firm Data#3 and Microsoft have offered a helping hand to the Melbourne City Mission in order to help train at-risk young people and prepare them for future employment.

As technology in the classroom becomes a necessity, many children could be starting at a disadvantage as the financial strain becomes too much.

The tutorials are designed for students who want to learn NCEA subjects but can’t make it to a physical classroom.

"Fostering closer ties between schools and industry leading ICT organisations could see the latter delivering programs which help students appreciate STEM skills."

Young Enterprise and BP are two companies behind the encouragement and has now launched a new scholarship programme for year 12 and 13 students who take STEM subjects.

N4L has released an innovative solution to streamline the process of digital education and create more time for actual learning.

The Bett Asia 2016 summit took place this week, gathering all the leading policymakers, researchers and most forward thinking educators in APAC.

“Your students are learning without you” - does this phrase spell the end of teachers or the beginning of a new era?

Transforming learning for the digital era has been the top agenda at this year’s Bett Asia 2016 summit - here's some of their invaluable findings.

Amazon Inspire is a free service for the search, discovery and distribution of digital educational resources.

Politicians need to engage in more collaboration with the profession in developing education policy, says New Zealand principals’ Federation president

"The awards help raise the bar for the profession by identifying and showcasing quality teaching.”

"A shocking amount of taxpayer money has been spent on what can only be described as a failed experiment on our most precious resource, our children."

“Any tool based on national standards, whose flaws have never been resolved, is not going to offer helpful information to advance children’s learning.