The government expects that the new ICT curriculum due to be implemented from September 2014 will be shorter and therefore more flexible and innovative. Yesterday, the Department for Education (DfE) ...

Following the two sessions devoted to exploring the kinds of outcomes needed and specific strategies and approaches for achieving them, this session essentially addressed the measurement of outcomes.

Schools and industry stakeholders should make sure that Michael Gove’s plans to completely remove the existing ICT curriculum in September do not go ahead, the Open University (OU) has said.

Starting from 2014, the Department of Education will introduce a revamped ICT curriculum, focusing less on office skills and more on programming. Spearheaded by industry and government research, the ...

Student interest in ICT finally seems to be growing with an increase of nearly 13% of students opting to take the exam at GCSE this year. Despite the rise, the government still plans to scrap the ...

A two day workshop on importance of ICT and Technology integration in curriculum started in DAV Model School, sector-15 A, Chandigarh. The workshop was attended by primary and secondary teachers of ...

Since 2015, the UNESCO-Korea Funds-in-Trust (KFIT) “ICT Transforming Education in Africa” project has supported African nations in leveraging ICT to enhance education and foster human and social ...