A poll of 1,000 teens by stationery company BIC has revealed that a quarter of teenagers aged 13-19 (26%) have never written a birthday or Christmas card, 49% have never written a thank you letter, and 83% have never written a love letter. In place of writing,...
Last month, the hugely popular cycling event, the Tour of Britain, returned to the UK’s roads, with KBR as the official partner and provider of mobile WiFi solutions. We provided WiFi at the finish lines of all eight stages of the event, which included two in the...
Inquiry-based learning is one of the richest ways secondary school students can develop new knowledge and skills. It involves students exploring the world around them, asking questions, making discoveries and testing these discoveries to develop new understanding....
When we talk about collaborative learning most teachers think of group work, peer-teaching or social networking. But today’s digital technology offers us exciting new possibilities. A secure, reliable wireless connection allows hundreds of students to download...
Wireless technology makes mobile learning possible in the modern classroom, allowing today’s children to access the latest and most effective learning tools. Research shows that digital technology helps pupils learn and acquire language more quickly as they progress...
Wireless technology offers more opportunities than ever to bring science to life at GCSE, helping students to understand scientific ideas and showing them how science works in the real world. We know that students who have regular access to the Internet get better...
