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  The Hole in the Wall experiment found that slum kids in India used the internet to teach each other all sorts of computer skills, all by themselves. Sugata Mitra is Professor of Educational Technology at Newcastle University. He devised the Hole in the Wall experiment, where a computer was embedded in a wall in a slum in Delhi for ... Read More »

  Exam season is here and it’s really important that you’re in the best of health right now, so boost your system by following these top exam health tips. All this pressure in itself can cause stress – you may be losing sleep or getting in a bit of a panic. On top of this, if you’re a hay fever ... Read More »

Launched today, Young Blood is a 7-part online documentary series featuring 2,500 UK 13-25 year olds, youth influencers, creatives and young entrepreneurs. The ‘Young Blood’ study and in-depth white paper (a white paper is a policy document produced by the Government that sets out their proposals for future legislation) was conducted by marketing agency Amplify, to provide a real-life glimpse ... Read More »

University tuition fees have increased 800% since 1998. Do English university students get a raw deal in comparison to other UK students though? English students face some of the highest tuition fees in the world and the highest average debts at graduation according to a report by Dr Philip Kirby, published by The Sutton Trust. University tuition fees were first ... Read More »

To celebrate World Design Day 2016 take a cheeky peek inside our graphic designer’s bag and check out the tools he needs for his job as a creative pro. 1. AO Ally Capellino Canvas Satchel I needed a decent satchel that held 15” Macbook Pro and had enough space for my sandwiches. It was reasonably expensive but considering that it holds ... Read More »