Irish educational technology company, Wriggle Learning, today announced the launch of the Wriggle Roadcaster, a cutting-edge 21st-century mobile learning classr...
“By failing to educate our young people on how to be safe online, we have failed to prepare them for one of the single greatest threats they face growing up in ...
Robots designed and built by secondary school students using LEGO will be strutting their stuff at Dublin City University this weekend, competing in Leinster’s ...
In a recent survey by I Wish, almost one-third of teachers surveyed said that they did not know enough about science, technology, engineering or maths (STEM) co...
Five-year-olds are brilliant. If you give them a fistful of crayons and ask them to draw their perfect home, they’ll happily set to work and give you something ...
Are you ready for Christmas?
Have you sent cards and greetings to family and friends around the world? Have you donned your Christmas jumper, sung your favou...
Following Reuben Paul’s keynote presentation, Hacking is Child’s Play, Literally, at The Linux Foundation Open Source Summit recently in Prague, I had the oppor...
It was a fantastic opportunity for Irish Tech News to make it to this years #Slush17. There were all sorts of challenges and innovations running on whilst I wa...
A small family business in the West of Ireland has been selected by global gaming giants Microsoft and Mojang as an official events partner for Minecraft commun...