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When you’re working with students and their families, and interfacing with the government, data security is paramount.
If you’ve recently started working from home, you’re probably on a lot of video calls. You might also be wondering why video conferencing is so exhausting.
Whether you’re using Zoom Meetings or another program, these tips will help you look and feel ready for business.
A handy list of dos and don’ts for you to use in your daily interactions
What your school needs to do if it suspects a data breach
As technology enters classrooms, auditoriums and libraries, it brings new risks to the education sector. All it takes is one click from a student device to potentially compromise your entire network. Faced with these various threats, does the education sector receive a ‘High Distinction’ for its efforts to protect its troves of student and staff data? Recent findings from the inaugural Canon Business Readiness Index on Security suggest not.
Never before have organisations had so much data at their fingertips. The world of print is no different. With advances in technology and the rise of connected devices, your school can gain real-time data, in-depth reporting and regular insights into what and who are driving printing costs in your school. And, when you can see your costs, you can manage them.
The way we visit museums has changed, right along with the way we deliver education. What cues can teachers take for their classrooms from the evolving museum landscape? Lots, especially when it comes to STEAM education, as some Australian teacher decently discovered.
Primary school teacher Victoria Fry shares her insights on some of the best ways to drive interactivity and engagement in the classroom.
While you’ve probably spent your entire teaching career recommending to parents that their kids get in the habit of studying from a young age, there’s much debate about how young is too young.
