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Jisc is urging publishers across the sector to work with eTexbook providers to maximise the availability of content students have access to at home. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/he-and-fe/manchester-and-liverpool-become-first-uk-universities-to-kick-start-jiscs-free-student-etextbook-programme/

The CPD Standards Office warned employees and employers not to be hoodwinked by ‘cowboy’ providers. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/e-learning/beware-of-bogus-cpd-courses-warns-accreditor/

Teachers must not video call students or live-stream lessons while secondary schools are shutdown, the National Education Union (NEU) has urged. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/covid-19/dont-video-call-or-live-stream-lessons-during-shutdown-neu-urges-teachers/

The sector must prioritise the safeguarding of students as the lockdown prompts them to spend the majority of their time online. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/covid-19/dfe-issues-guidance-on-safeguarding-students-while-working-from-home/

Twitter has been recognised for its ability to contribute positive breakthroughs in diplomatic matters, and so, LSE decided to create a Twitter simulation. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/he-and-fe/lse-ideas-creates-twitter-simulation-to-teach-international-relations/

Education Technology’s pick of CPD courses for educators, with tips for SEND children and distance learning. — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/teaching-and-learning/8-free-cpd-courses-for-teachers-working-from-home/

Digital experts release advice to help students with online learning – Education Technology — Read on edtechnology.co.uk/e-learning/digital-experts-release-advice-to-help-students-with-online-learning/