Online Learning

  • Online Learning Moves Into the Mainstream
    Online Learning Moves Into the Mainstream 09.07.26

    Online learning is increasingly becoming a recognised part of higher education rather than simply an optional extra. A clear example of this shift can be seen in India, where the University Grants Commission (UGC) has instructed universities to formally integrate…

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  • Why a Social Media Ban for Under-16s May Not Be the Answer
    Why a Social Media Ban for Under-16s May Not Be the Answer 09.07.26

    The Government’s proposed ban on social media for under-16s has sparked widespread debate about how best to protect young people online. While the policy aims to tackle issues such as cyberbullying, harmful content and excessive screen time, many educators believe…

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  • The Rise of the AI-Written Parent Email
    The Rise of the AI-Written Parent Email 21.05.26

    Schools are increasingly seeing polished, AI-generated emails from parents raising concerns about everything from playground issues to school policies. While the concerns themselves are often genuine, the tone and structure of these messages can sometimes feel overly formal and detached….

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  • International Education Shifts as Policy, Technology and Student Choices Evolve
    International Education Shifts as Policy, Technology and Student Choices Evolve 27.04.26

    International education is changing rapidly in 2026, shaped not only by universities but also by governments, schools, and technology-driven learning models. Across the world, students are facing a more complex and competitive landscape when it comes to studying abroad and…

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  • Autism, ADHD, or Mental Health: Could a Diagnosis Help Your Child?
    Autism, ADHD, or Mental Health: Could a Diagnosis Help Your Child? 23.03.26

    If your child struggles with focus, anxiety, or unstructured time at school, there may be more going on than ordinary childhood phases. Neurodivergent conditions—such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and dyscalculia—can impact learning, behaviour, and wellbeing, and early recognition is…

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  • Does My Child Need a Tutor? A Practical Guide
    Does My Child Need a Tutor? A Practical Guide 19.01.26

    Tutoring in the UK has shifted from remedial support to helping children gain a competitive academic edge. The key is having a clear purpose: a tutor should address a specific need, such as preparing for exams, filling a learning gap,…

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  • Tech & Learning Announces the “Best Tools for Back to School” 2025
    Tech & Learning Announces the “Best Tools for Back to School” 2025 29.09.25

    As schools across the enter the new academic year, Tech & Learning has unveiled its highly anticipated list of the Best Tools for Back-to-School 2025. The annual selection highlights standout educational products that are transforming teaching and learning through innovation,…

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  • Virtual Teaching Assistants Are Transforming Online Education
    Virtual Teaching Assistants Are Transforming Online Education 15.09.25

    A new virtual teaching assistant, VTA-bot, is set to reshape the online learning experience for university students. Developed using advanced natural language processing (NLP) and deep learning technologies, VTA-bot is designed to support instructors and engage learners in a more…

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  • The Rise of Bite-Sized Learning: Short, Effective, and Engaging Education
    The Rise of Bite-Sized Learning: Short, Effective, and Engaging Education 11.08.25

    Bite-sized learning—the delivery of educational content in short, focused micromodules—is rapidly gaining popularity, especially among the social media generation. This method breaks down complex topics into manageable segments, often just a few minutes long, making learning more flexible and accessible…

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