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Wi-fi: The four key considerations

Richard Nedwich discusses the four key aspects to focus on when considering the effectiveness and efficiency of your school’s wi-fi network

Transformation in the education sector is happening at an incredible rate, with more than 50 per cent of learning time in UK classrooms now spent using some sort of technology.

Figures suggest that more than three quarters of UK teachers are embracing the “digital classroom”, through innovations like smart whiteboards, collaborative learning tools and even virtual field trips. Internet empowers students, enabling them to access course materials online, explore a wealth of resources and connect with the outside world.

Earlier this year, the British Educational Suppliers Association applauded the government’s continued support for digital transformation in the education sector, saying that their commitment to investing in good broadband connections in schools highlights the importance of harnessing the opportunities that technology can bring.

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