Government Pledges Remote Working For All Pupils
News Speaking at the BETT educational technology show in London's Olympia on Wednesday, schools' minister Jim Knight said the government wanted to make sure that pupils have internet access at home or through after-school clubs.
[January 10, 2007, 16:54]
Government Still Tech Agnostic Despite Vista Concerns
News However, speaking to ZDNet.co.uk at the BETT educational technology conference in London, schools minister Jim Knight said opportunities for learning existed with both open-source and proprietary software.
[January 9, 2008, 15:55]
The Future Of Classroom Tech At BETT
News Despite declining attendance rates at technology exhibitions in recent years, BETT has thrived. Apple, which confessed to doing little business at BETT, used the event as more of a showcase. If there has been one resounding theme throughout BETT so...
[January 10, 2008, 14:58]
Government Pledges £30m To Get Pupils Online
News In his speech at education technology show BETT 2008, minister for schools and learners Jim Knight said: "We have the highest levels of embedded technology in classrooms in the European Union and one computer for every three pupils.
[January 9, 2008, 15:42]
Photos: On The Ground At The BETT Show
News Becta, the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency, had a strong presence at the BETT show, which has been running for close to 20 years. Newsreader Huw Edwards made an appearance at the BETT technology show to promote BBC News...
[January 11, 2007, 10:00]
