Education Technology

EU funding boosts IT investments in European schools with computing devices remaining top purchase priority

In the aftermath of the pandemic, the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Fund has proven to be a key driver of investments into school IT budgets. A new report from market research firm Futuresource Consulting states that IT decision makers in European schools expect roughly a 15% uplift in their annual IT budgets across 2024. As a result, schools are now taking the opportunity to reconsider budget allocations and future investment priorities. 

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Author: Natalie Tapera

University students in control of computer buying journey, and spend $650+ on their primary device

For nearly three-quarters of students preparing for university in the USA and UK, buying a computer is a key step on the journey. And around half of them choose to purchase a different type of device to the one they used in high school.

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Author: Claire Kerrison

AI was the word at Bett 2024

If Bett 2024 taught us one thing, it’s that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has truly infiltrated the world of edtech. You’d have struggled to attend a talk, demo, or conference that didn’t bring up the hot-button technology, championed for being a time-saving tool for teachers and a study aid for students.

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Author: Olivia Lowden

BYOD shows renewed strength in education, causing vendor strategy rethink

Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) continues to gain momentum in K-12 schools across the globe, with the trend now impacting vendor strategies and the route into the education market. 

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Author: Claire Kerrison

US schools’ IT budgets on the rise, AV deployment finally gains post-pandemic traction

As schools across the USA recover from the extensive supply chain delays of recent years, many have started to revisit and restructure their IT strategies. This includes a move towards device and equipment personalisation, to achieve long-term goals and align with newly formed digitisation trends. 

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Author: Natalie Tapera

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