Students stories - Page 3

Norwich University of the Arts utilises TrilbyTV's digital signage solution to magnify student triumphs, fostering a more engaged campus community through vibrant, dynamic communication.

Gen Z's affinity for high-end, purpose-driven tech purchases defies economic crisis, according to a UNiDAYS survey.

IT services innovator, Crayon, joins forces with learning and engagement platform, Kahoot!, in a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing global educational experiences through technology.

At CES 2024, Dell Technologies unveiled innovative upgrades for its Alienware laptops, targeting not only hardcore gamers but casual players, professionals, and students too.

Bolton College's AI project FirstPass offers significant advantages for formative assessments, improving student responses and reducing teacher workload.

Amazon pledges to offer free AI training to two million people globally by 2025 as part of its 'AI Ready' commitment.

A stark divide has emerged in UK universities surrounding the ethics and role of AI technologies in higher education settings.

EdTech firm Kabuni introduces Kabuni WIZARD, an immersive learning platform with a unique 'Learn-to-Earn' model for youths.

Indian teachers collaborate with Microsoft Research on an AI tool, Shiksha copilot, to improve educational content.

Metro Bank's 'Kids Play' initiative is teaching tech skills to primary school children from deprived areas of London.

Generative AI is quickly integrating into job application processes, especially among early-career professionals.

Schools are leveraging Jamf's technology to unlock the full potential of Apple devices in education to empower student success.

Manchester-based Apple Authorised Education Specialist, Sync, expands education team with 6 new hires to improve digital strategies for UK schools.

Jamf's Safe Internet, a content filtering and web security solution, is now available on Chromebook, helping schools protect students from harmful content.

Adobe Express leverages decades of Adobe innovation to empower users to build content that stands out with high-quality.

Adobe Express for Education reaches over 43 million K-12 students and teachers worldwide, becoming a preferred choice for many educational organizations.

Returning from a well-deserved break, ACE diploma students Shayna Bryers and Michael Lovell face a demanding final stretch, armed with renewed energy.