School hacked by pupil broke data protection act
Bay House school censured for password duplication that allowed 15-year-old to expose details of 20,000 people
Tracey Ullman returns to London stage for Stephen Poliakoff’s play about teachers
Comedian who made her name on TV in the 1980s takes role in new work celebrating the teaching profession
Harvard’s Aaron Swartz indicted on MIT hacking charges
Supporters claim 'digital Robin Hood' has done no more than 'checking too many books out of the library'
TED’s Chris Anderson: the man who made YouTube clever
With his TED Talks series, the former magazine mogul Chris Anderson has racked up 500 million web video views for speeches by academics and technological experts. But that, he says, is only the start of an educational revolution
What to do with a degree in film studies
The film industry is notoriously competitive, but graduates will have developed a highly transferable range of skills
Is Michael Gove’s concept of learning in the digital era outdated?
It's great the education secretary backs the use of games in classrooms, but does he actually realise their full potential?
Engineering students at Silverstone search for the right formula
Multi-nationals will be watching from the sidelines at Formula Student 2011, where wannabe engineers from Australia to Gaza will test racing cars they have designed and built
Björk plans three-year educational tour for Biophilia project
The Icelandic singer will release 10 apps with her new album and follow Manchester premiere with eight six-week residencies
Bafta launches young game designers competition
Keith Stuart: The society wants 11-16 year olds to take a creative interest in game development – placements within an EA studio are up for grabs ...
Strangers No More celebrates Oscar win at Israel’s melting pot school
Academy award-winning documentary hands round its statuettes at Tel Aviv school, despite many pupils facing deportation
The soldier who fought for the right to go to school in Kenya
Former Mau Mau freedom fighter Kimani N'gan'ga Maruge was 84 when he first went to school. Now, a new film celebrates his campaign to raise the profile of primary education in Kenya, writes Tracy McVeigh
Business time for design and technology teachers
A new scheme from the James Dyson Foundation hopes to inject passion into design and technology teaching
How to teach … design and technology
This week on the Guardian Teacher Network, a lesson in design from the James Dyson Foundation
David Starkey on why apps reflect his thought processes better than TV
Stuart Dredge: Historian describes the joy of moving beyond the 'struggle for linearity' in research
Everyone’s talking about Ayn Rand
A film adaptation of Atlas Shrugged, a BBC documentary and the support of rightwing economists have put the philosopher-novelist back in the news