IT education remains mired in uncertainty
Schools are struggling with a shortage of good computing teachers, a lack of assessment tools and ongoing confusion as to what the ICT curriculum should actually cover
The Department for Education's recent response to the James Review into capital investment in state education has sparked a heated debate about how computing should be taught and used in schools. Many...
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