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For schools replacing edtech, the easiest thing to do is stick with what they know – but investing in tech that will quickly become obsolete will prove costly in the long run

As edtech becomes ever more integral to school operations, the danger of some settings falling behind the curve risks creating another gap in education that will leave vast swathes of pupils and teachers at a disadvantage, writes Ed Fairfield

Cash-strapped schools might be reluctant to buy expensive new technology right now – but not updating your edtech could be more costly in the long run, says Ed Fairfield

After schools embraced edtech in the pandemic like never before, the vice chairman of NAACE explains why it’s the wrong time to pull the plug on a programme designed to help them adopt technology as effectively as possible