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Apple, Google and Microsoft all have a place in schools—but the real edge comes from knowing when to combine them, when to simplify, and when to look beyond the sales pitch. Jack Marshall and Matthew Setchell explore the practical reality of edtech today: from getting hands-on with school IT to na…

Survive September: the IT lessons schools cannot afford to miss September hits hard for edtech and IT teams, and this conversation gets straight to the point: how to survive the chaos, keep projects moving, and stop the same avoidable problems from happening again. Matt and Jack unpack the realitie…

In this end-of-season episode of EdTech People, Matt and Jack reflect on the often-overlooked pressure faced by school IT teams during the summer, when major upgrades, migrations and preparations take place before staff and pupils return. The main discussion focuses on the 2026 updates to Keeping C…

🎤 Ever felt overwhelmed by the chaos of managing school tech? You're not alone! In this episode, we dive into the complexities of CCTV management in schools. From access control to privacy concerns, we unravel how to effectively navigate this digital landscape. With the rise of technology, ensur…

In the first of our new Edtech People Sessions format - join regular hosts Matthew Setchell and Jack Marshall and our panel to discuss all things Cyber Security in Education. From the basics - "What is Cyber Security?" to understanding if there is a single solution that can fix all your c…

After a little issue with Jack's macbook being rubbish, we pick up a conversation around CyberSecurity in edtech. We ponder the impact, how we would react, and if schools are doing enough Plus - a very big announcement from Jack... Email: mail@edtechpeople.co.uk

Join Matthew and Jack as they explore the latest in EdTech, including school data benchmarking, AI integration, filtering systems, and the challenges of implementing technology in education. Gain insights into strategic planning, accessibility tools, and future trends in educational technology.

Most schools depend heavily on cloud services, but what happens when they go down? From system outages to financial crises — revealing how educational institutions can prepare for the inevitable disruptions. Plus, we explore the growing financial pressures facing multi-academy trusts, with insigh…

Matt and Jack discuss the recent changes to the DfE Technology Standards, including around Wifi, discuss banning phones in schools and if it will make any impact (it won't) and IT Strategy.