BETT

Hacking demo shows educators how easy it is to hack into a network from a smart kettle

The four PCs are all ruggedised with all-day battery life

Finding the right tech in the flood of options isn't easy for schools

Microsoft and Minecraft reveal new teacher tools for using the game in schools

HP's head of education predicts the future of technology in classrooms

Lego and Minecraft are sweeping education tech – but do they offer more benefit than making school fun?

RM is helping schools achieve objectives while saving time and money

As a leading education specialist, European Electronique is helping schools take a sensible approach to IT

Renowned speaker Sir Ken Robinson is due to deliver a keynote at Bett 2017. Catch up on his past talks here

C-Learning is using Bett 2017 to promote its vision for cloud-first technology for education

Getech helps schools make the most of Google’s education platform

Here's our pick of the most intriguing talks at Bett 2017

Here's our pick of the most intriguing talks at Bett 2017

Education Secretary to work on common standards for schools data

Schools' teaching methods are out of date and irrelevant, claims expert

The education secretary promises ICT classes in school will improve with the arrival of computer science teaching.

The company has gone all out at this year’s BETT show to convince the education sector it is the company for them.

We interview Becta executive director Niel McLean about the Home Access Programme for low-income families, open source in classrooms, and what teacher…

Dell unveils its vision for the classroom of the future, with netbooks, video conferencing and pub quiz-style handsets.

A survey of European teachers show most think each and every student should have their very own computer in the classroom.

A roundup of some of the more interesting new technologies on display at education show BETT.

A government minister has said trials of the Home Access Programme have boosted student grades and that educational tech boosts the economy.

Improving the use of technology in schools will benefit families too, a government minister has said.