Monday, 13 July 2026 — Fresh insights on AI’s role, digital inclusion, and leadership openings
The new European Playbook for digital inclusion is more than gadgets. It’s about creating learning environments that really work for all students, including those with special educational needs. This is a practical step forward in making digital education accessible and effective.
A fully online master’s course focused on advanced STEM and educational robotics has launched for teachers. It offers credits, GPS points, and practical skills to bring hands-on tech into the classroom. Worth a look for teachers wanting to boost STEM learning.
Universities have spotted students using tiny spy cams and tech tricks to cheat in person. This is a reminder that assessment methods need to evolve alongside tech. Schools need to stay alert and adapt policies accordingly.
The public sector workforce is seeing a big influx of under-30s and more graduates thanks to reforms. Yet real wages are falling. This is important for schools to watch as recruitment and retention pressures mount.
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I dig into how AI can truly reform education if we focus on supporting teachers and learners rather than rushing to replace human input. Food for thought on what real change looks like.
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