Young people who seek support online being accused of ‘sadfishing’
Vulnerable young people face bullying and accusations of exaggerating, says report
How MIT was complicit in allowing Jeffrey Epstein to launder his reputation
The financier’s links to the institution are symptoms of a deep malaise in big tech
GoFundMe removes anti-LGBT lessons campaign page
Move comes after Humanists UK pointed out that page contravened crowdfunding website’s terms
Ban all watches from school exams, cheating inquiry recommends
Commission says invigilators can no longer tell which devices are connected to internet
What’s the best tech to take to university?
A guide to the best bits of tech to help you get the most out of the next academic year
Social media pressures ‘driving up exam stress in girls’
Ahead of GCSE results, Girlguiding warns of expectation to post online and schools seeking acclaim
‘Go here if you want depression!’: the bleak, funny world of Google school reviews
Pupils and parents use the search engine’s ratings to complain about teachers, food and fellow students – and sometimes apparently to make digs at rival schools
Maths and tech specialists need Hippocratic oath, says academic
Exclusive: Hannah Fry says ethical pledge needed in tech fields that will shape future
What’s the best laptop for a student for under £500?
Ruqayyah needs a laptop costing up to £500 for her teacher training course. What are her best options?
Godfrey Boyle obituary
Other lives: Editor of radical magazines who was an early supporter of renewable power
Ken Burns on America: ‘We’re a strange and complicated people’
Through war, baseball and music, Burns’ monumental TV documentaries have told the story of the USA – a mission he says is even more urgent in the age of ‘alternative facts’
Which is the best tablet for an artist?
Hugh wants to buy his wife a new tablet to replace her old Samsung Galaxy 10.1. What are the options?
The cost of Boris Johnson: pricing up the next PM’s pledges
From nationwide full-fibre broadband to 20,000 extra police officers, here’s what 10 of his plans might cost
Lights, camera, caption! Why subtitles are no longer just for the hard of hearing
An enormous number of people with unimpaired hearing are choosing to watch with words. Why? And is it time captions became the norm?
How women created some of the world’s biggest education tech companies
The tech industry is dominated by men, but some of the world’s biggest education tech brands have women at the helm. What do these women have in common? They’re all former teachers