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  Poorest families may receive free laptops to close digital divide

  Ministers are considering giving free computers to the million poorest families in England to end the digital divide. By Polly Curtis

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• The art of being virtual

  Aug 14 2008:

  Turning up for lectures may be a thing of the past, says Harriet Swain

• Click your way to success

  Aug 14 2008:

  Lucy Tobin recommends specialist subject sites

• Facebook a valid educational tool, teachers told

  Jun 25 2008:

  Most schools and colleges missing out on social networking sites' potential for education, a government-funded guide says

• UK universities offer downloadable lectures

  Jun 3 2008:

  University College London becomes first mainstream UK university to make audio and visual content available for download on iTunes

• Lessons that pass the sniff test

  May 27 2008:

  3-D tutorials and smell software could soon play a key role in apprenticeships and e-learning programmes. Joe Clancy reports

• Teach online to compete, British universities told

  May 13 2008:

  Universities should make their course materials freely available online, according to a paper for the Institute for Public Policy Research

• Reading poetry at Yale ... in my sitting room

  Apr 29 2008:

  The Ivy League university is offering online courses to students who log on from all over the world. Angela Balakrishnan reports

• MPs get web filter 'dark ages' warning

  Feb 26 2008:

  A Microsoft executive has told MPs that forcing software companies to install high-security filters as standard on all computers would send the UK back to the 'dark ages'. By Mark Sweney

• A third of teachers 'struggle with technology'

  Jan 28 2008:

  A third of teachers struggle to use the technology schools are equipped with and want more support and training, according to a new report

• No more Rising Damp

  Jan 22 2008:

  Unhappy tenant? Steer your landlord towards a new e-learning course tailor-made. Peter Kingston reports

• Teachers fear email reports mean more work

  Jan 9 2008:

  Teachers say they want hard evidence that plans to give all parents regular electronic reports on their child's progress will not increase workload

• 19th century newspapers go digital

  Oct 23 2007:

  One million pages of text from 19th century publications have been put online as part of a British Library project to digitise its journals.

• Would like to meet

  Jul 3 2007:

  A popular new site could see scientists exchanging ideas, posting data ... and even finding love online. Jessica Shepherd reports.

• ICT training diary

  Jun 19 2007:

• Education without complication

  Jun 19 2007:

  Most teachers are familiar with the concept of social networking sites, but what can online networks offer professional development? Julie Nightingale investigates.

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