Digital Learning - Issue 4.2

Leaping The Barriers To Reading With The Right Technology

There are many challenges in SEND provision right now but technology could hold the answer to some of the issues with reading

• 29 Sep 2022
• 24mins

Protecting Primary Pupils From Trolling, Abuse And Stalking

With holidays on the horizon, parents and schools are increasingly concerned about internet safety but Digital Matters is a welcome addition to the materials for younger social media users

• 17 Jun 2022
• 24mins

Putting Child Protection At The Heart Of Mobile Phone Usage

Many parents want their child to have a mobile phone for emergencies but mobiles come with risks. One solution to safeguard vulnerable children using phones is emerging

• 16 Jun 2022
• 24mins

Learning At Home – Parents Experiences During The Covid Pandemic

Can schools learn more from the home learning environment? Bea Stevenson raises some questions for thought.

• 10 Jun 2022
• 24mins

The Impact of eLearning: An Insight Into Learning New Skills Online

Of the top 5 eLearning courses, people and communication skills (13 per cent) sits high followed by leadership (11 per cent) showing that interpersonal communication are dominant areas the nation wishes to be better equipped.

• 6 Jun 2022
• 24mins

How Immersive Storytelling Promotes Cultural Awareness

We want our children to become global citizens. Serdar Ferit and Paulina Tervo, co-founders at Lyfta, show what teachers are doing in the classroom to build cultural awareness.

• 30 May 2022
• 24mins

The Impact Of ‘One Size Fits All’ Teaching On Student Mental Wellbeing

• 4 May 2022
• 24mins

Eye Tracking Software Helps Schools Diagnose Barriers To Reading

We all know when a child struggles with reading but new AI technology from Lexplore lets teachers explore where the problem lies.

• 4 May 2022
• 24mins

Can Technology Mitigate The Stress, Burnout And Anxiety Among Teachers?

The global theme for Bett 2022 was to prioritise staff well-being. Sal McKeown talked to speakers and exhibitors to find products and ways of working that might raise morale in the sector

• 11 Apr 2022
• 24mins

A View of the Current State of Computing and Digital Qualifications in the UK

In all UK nations, computer science subjects appear to be the least popular among sciences. The continuing problem with the male-female balance is reflected in all geographies. This can be in excess of 10:1 in some cases, but more regularly between five and six to one.

• 11 Apr 2022
• 24mins