The growth of education technology to support teaching and learning continues at an extraordinary rate.
A search of “education” in the iTunes app store delivers thousands of apps, and a visit to the education technology event Bett showcases hundreds of products and services designed to support teachers.
Furthermore, a recent survey by the British Educational Suppliers Association found that, despite the pressures on budgets, schools are forecasting that investment in ICT in the school year 2014/15 will be higher in cash terms than at any other time on record. The research found that secondary schools are expecting to spend more than £65,500 on ICT in 2014/15.
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