Just because we're in lockdown it doesn't mean that you can't find a way for your kids to learn a few things.

I don’t have kids, nor the money to send them to an expensive private school if I did.  However, if I did, I would certainly want to send my kids to a school that goes beyond basic education and actually prepares them for a future employment market which requires a lot of tech skills. Something which local education provider Curro …

Apple might have positioned its keybote around how useful their new iPad will be for the classroom, but there's a host of improvements that make this a far more alluring choice than the Pro.

Aside from being a fun toy for kids, Nintendo Labo is shipping with the tools to let them make creations of their own. And learn some fundemental programming and logic skills in the process.

Want to learn all the things about esports? Or, want to play esports as a professional but also keep your dad happy by getting a damn degree? Now you can!

Minecraft: Education Edition has released in South Africa, and I'm hoping it helps promote gaming in school in general. There's just so much that can be done with it.

How many hours have you spent playing Civilization V? Now imagine if you could call that "studying" instead.

Forget dusty old chalkboards and headache inducing projectors. The schools of the future might all be using Mincraft to tach children inportant fundementals.