University promises to review data handling procedures after posting details of 177 students and staff on its official website
£22 or less can buy a Linux-based computer to teach the principles of computing to a new generation of programmers
New educational platform will rival Apple's recently revamped iTunes U
Survey reveals that employers want IT-savvy workers and are increasingly turning to the Internet to find staff
Apple's textbook plans could mean a serious boost for iPad sales in schools
Apple has launched iBooks 2, signalling its ambition to reinvent the textbook experience for students
New report makes recommendations to improve ICT teaching in the UK
Michael Gove says current system of ICT teaching is harmful to the UK economy
A tiny computer that will be sold for just £20 later this month, is currently fetching bids worth thousands on…
Computer Charity Raspberry PI says its computer is in the final stage of testing
IBM's programme to spread its business analytics products to universities embraces Scotland and Northern Ireland
ICT education is particu8larly bad in secondary schools, according to an Ofsted report
Some of the biggest names in multi-media and IT want the government to kick IT education up a notch
The Ministry of Education pledges £2.5m to improve standard of IT and computing teaching in schools
Camfed volunteers are using mobile software to monitor the management of educational resources in Ghana
A new scheme backed by the tech sector will see schoolchildren taught how to design their own software
City University London has created a research unit to tackle growing threats of cyber terrorism and crime
Most children do not read the privacy policies of social networks, the Information Commissioner says
Raspberry Pi, the tiny educational computer under development in the UK, has been filmed playing Quake III
The UCAS Track website is now back online, after an agonising period of down time on A-Level results day
Children at a school in Kent will all be equipped with Apple iPad 2 devices from September
The IT industry will have a limited talent pool to draw from, until it moves beyond stereotypes, says Rebecca Holbrough
IBM has announced a free cloud service to help students and professionals build software development skills
The company introduces an enhanced Virtual Lab package with new hardware, aimed at education markets
A UK charity is working on a tiny computer that costs just £15 as an IT teaching aid for school…
International day of celebration reveals gaps in technology access, employment and opportunity
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Advisory Body (WAB) is set to go the same way as Becta, after the…
Distance learning specialist, the Open University, is claiming to have made the most out of App Store popularity
The government today announced its first wave of spending cuts, including the closure of school IT agency Becta