BREAKING: Excavations called off in hunt for missing Bonhill teen
Searches at the Vale of Leven Hospital and a Helensburgh property have been concluded without result, the police have confirmed.
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Dec 11, 2020
Educational institutions and teachers themselves have come under pressure this year, as the pandemic has pushed them to pivot and adapt to a digital-only world.
By Mandy Duncan, Aruba Country Manager
As schools have now reopened across Europe, and students have reemerged from their virtual classrooms, the digital transformation is by no means complete. Because while the pandemic has created an unprecedented challenge for educational systems worldwide, it has also brought much needed attention to the importance of connectivity and the use of digital technologies for teaching and learning in an open schooling context.
Moving forwards, schools and universities will be faced with a tricky challenge – caught between financial constraints and the need to future-proof and invest in their networks to support an influx of new technologies. With this in mind, here’s what school IT teams should be prioritising right now to prepare for our new digital future.