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The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, significantly changing how young people consume information compared to their parents and grandparents. To help students navigate this complex web of online ... -
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At Bett UK 2026, the Higher Education Theatre hosted a timely and thought-provoking conversation tackling one of the sector’s most pressing issues: the financial sustainability of UK universities. -
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At Bett UK 2026, a panel of leading voices came together to address one of the most pressing challenges in education today: the future of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). -
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During International Women’s Week, Bett hosted a Virtual Women in EdTech Mentoring Circle, bringing together voices from across the education technology community. Guided by mentors Ginny Bootman, Mic ... -
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At Bett UK 2026, the Arena hosted a powerful discussion on one of the most pressing challenges facing modern education: the role of smartphones in schools. The session, “Phone bans vs phone-free schoo ...
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The SEND Village will be a dynamic hub for collaboration, discovery and inspiration. Focused on inclusivity, giving educators the chance to explore cutting-edge tools, share insights and dive into con ... -
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It is with deep sadness that we at Bett share the news of Max Oliver's sudden passing. Max was a much-loved colleague and friend to the whole Bett team. We remember Max not only for his professional a ... -
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Picture this: you are strolling through the bustling exhibitor halls of Bett UK 2024, surrounded by the latest innovations in educational technology. As you navigate the crowd, engrossed in conversati ... -
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Last week we kicked off our first business webinar to help solution providers On the Road to Success ahead of Bett UK 2025! It was a pleasure to take a deep dive into the world of EdTech and education ... -
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Goodnotes, an AI powered digital note-taking application, has had a remarkable journey since its inception back in 2011. As a company dedicated to transforming how individuals take notes and manage in ... -
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A student from the University of Nottingham looks back on her visit to Bett and how it proved to be a stepping-stone to a career in esports. -
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Our efforts to close the global education gap using technology is seeing a widening of the gap instead. Where are we going wrong? -
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Social action is one the best ways to give the next generation agency – delivering a vast array of benefits for children taking part, and ultimately for society as a whole. -
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Is a student born creative, or can creativity be taught? -
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Founded by a passionate group of teachers in the Yorkshire town of Halifax in 2017, White Rose Education is a beacon of innovation in STEM education. With an unwavering commitment to empowering teache ... -
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What is the Dyslexia Map? The Dyslexia Map is a digital resource aimed at helping individuals locate dyslexia associations and related support services around the world. Its goal is to make it easy fo ... -
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On 24th January 2024, I attended Bett to see the latest developments within EdTech. However, this year's Bett was also a family affair when I heard that my brother was delivering a keynote speech. To ... -
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One deeply moving story is that of Matiullah Hanifi, a dedicated former teacher turned passionate advocate from Afghanistan. In a country where approximately ‘3.7 million children are out-of-school’ ( ... -
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It’s Pride Month, a time dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide! As one of the most significant months of the year, it’s a chance to reflect on the progress we've made as a society and ... -
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It’s no secret that students use AI, and it’s sometimes encouraged - but does it mean they’re losing the power of critical thinking? -
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For many of us, technology makes things easier, faster, or more enjoyable. But for countless students in classrooms worldwide, technology makes things possible , and it can be the key to helping them ...