World Refugee Day: is it time to invest in refugee camps?
With millions living in refugee camps, how can innovations push beyond meeting their basic needs to harnessing their wellbeing and prosperity? Join our live debate on Thursday, 20 June
Porn wars: the debate that’s dividing academia
With pornography accounting for huge volumes of internet traffic, it's a subject ripe for analysis. But a new journal, Porn Studies, is causing outrage among campaigners against hardcore porn, writes Carole Cadwalladr
Bono, Benedict and Whoopi among secret offerings at Affordable Art Fair
U2 singer and actors Goldberg and Cumberbatch and other celebrities turn artist for postcard sale to raise funds for school
Brainbow reaches 1m players with educational game 6 Numbers
'We think we can bring knowledge to the masses,' says UK-based mobile games startup. By Stuart Dredge
Bradford without the National Media Museum is unthinkable
The then-Museum of Photography, Film & Television inspired Si Cunningham to a career in journalism. He says its closure would wave a white flag for the promotion of creativity in the North
Bradford’s National Media Museum: what does ‘media’ mean anyway?
With the Science Museum's northern outpost facing closure, Guardian photographer Eamonn McCabe, who was a photography fellow in the 1980s, shares his love of the museum – if not its new name
Flashy ways to fight off paparazzi, spies … and anyone else
Marc Abrahams: Technology's visionaries are working on ways to foil the paparazzi ... and Google Glass
Should Africa beware tech companies bearing gifts?
Despite success stories, the jury remains out on attempts by the world's leading ICT companies to transform education in Africa. David Smith reports from Namibia
David Tennant’s Shakespeare performance to play live in cinemas
RSC's production of King Richard II to be relayed live around the world and streamed into 1,000 British schools
Public engagement: what does it mean in higher education today? – live chat
Join our experts Friday 31 May from 12pm BST to discuss benefits, drawbacks, media, message and innovative practice
Protect children from internet pornography, report demands
Report finds evidence of a high correlation between exposure to violent and sadistic images and behaviour
The cost of historical research: why archives need to move with the times
The variable fees charged to access original documents risk putting archival research out of general reach, says Nell Darby
UK higher education: let’s not follow the leader but develop our own vision
UK universities need an alternative to the US technology meme that says higher education is broken, says Saint John Walker
Web-connected libraries for Africa: the dream of digital knowledge for all
New venture Librii is seeking to set up self-sustaining libraries with internet access in poor and isolated communities, writes James Bridle
CBeebies star Justin Fletcher to launch educational apps for kids
'I'm astounded at the way children are now using apps from a very young age as a learning tool'. By Stuart Dredge