Education | Features

Can the Raspberry Pi save computing?

A Cambridge charity is making computing fun again with a low-cost piece of hardware. Stuart Andrews reveals the bold ambition behind the Raspberry Pi

Tablets for work: the best apps, kit and advice

Can you really work on non-Windows tablets? We find out, plus we reveal the best business apps and tablet accessories

Buyer's guide to desktop visualisers

If you're the kind of teacher who likes to show as well as tell, then a desktop visualiser might just be your new best friend. Matthew Reames talks you through the tech

Buyer's guide to photo-editing software

Photo-editing packages can revolutionise the way you use digital images in the classroom. Jay Stansfield helps you choose the right software for your school

Five ways to destroy your data

Davey Winder reveals the safe ways to dispose of sensitive data

Buyer's guide to mini desktop PCs

The desktop PC isn’t disappearing – it’s just getting smaller. George Cole takes you through what to look for when purchasing mini desktop PCs.

Buyer's guide to budget laptops

Think tight budgets and new laptops don't mix? Terry Freedman talks you through cutting costs without cutting corners

How to mix Macs and PCs

Want to mix Apple's peerless hardware with the unrivalled wealth of Windows software? We show you how to get the best of both worlds

Know your warranties

Warranties come in many shapes and sizes, but which is right for your education equipment? George Cole explains the differences.

Are AMD's APU processors right for education?

AMD's latest chips boast more innovation than Intel can muster, but are they a cheap, sensible option for classroom use?