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Brits the cynics in global ICT poll, but education leads

Brits the cynics in global ICT poll, but education leads

Education has lessons for other UK sectors according to new global research
It's difficult to work out whether the UK workforce is an example of healthily techno-cynical Brits when you delve into part two of "The Evolving Workforce", a major research project from Dell and Intel. Or whether it's the product of a national leadership that has failed to deliver a technology-adept nation while developing countries race ahead.

But what emerges clearly from the views of more than a thousand UK workers – in a major canvas of 8,360 people across 11 countries – is the vanguard position of education across all sectors, whether public or private. And a key trend is employee-led innovation where teachers are playing a crucial role.

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Microsoft research 'a roadmap for schools innovation'

Microsoft research 'a roadmap for schools innovation'

Global research into innovative teaching is pinning down the conditions for transformational reform
The latest findings from international research into innovative learning and...

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Should rules change for under-age Facebookers?

Should rules change for under-age Facebookers?

Daniel McKeown checks out a report into the 'thorny problem' of young social networkers
One in five European 9 to 12-year-olds have a Facebook profile, according to EU Kids Onli...

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Open University research explodes myth of 'digital native'

Open University research explodes myth of 'digital native'

Gerald Haigh visits his alma mater to learn that a good attitude to technology correlates with good learning habits

A new research project by the Open University explores the m...

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Fear of technology that can turn our brains to mush

Fear of technology that can turn our brains to mush

Tony Parkin explores the techno-fear behind media headlines with help from the Nominet Trust
Newspaper headlines warn of threats like “Internet search engines cause poor memory...

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