We sure need some education
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Column General Assembly could not have arrived into the UK at a more fortuitous time, writes Jeremy Wilson. More »
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Essay A modest proposal
Jeremy Wilson thinks the internet is the best thing ever to happen to education, provided we don't allow elderly teachers to scare children away from embracing it fully. More »
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Guest Opinion Don’t be just another brick in the wall
It’s time to face the challenges of upgrading our educational systems so they are fit for purpose, argues Javier Agüera. More »
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Editors' Blog Attention-seeking for start-ups
The Kernel is offering two classes in the new roster of courses offered by General Assembly London: one on public relations strategy for young businesses and another on entrepreneurial journalism. More » -
Report An Apple for teacher?
Apple's computers have long been favoured by educators, but used only sparingly in schools. Could the firm's tablet iOS be the tool students need? Chris Green investigates. More »
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Editor's Pick Coding for success
The Kernel's developer columnist Andy Young takes a nostalgic look back at computer science education and makes a passionate case for upgrading kids' skills today. More »
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Column Michael Gove knows computers are critical
The Kernel's political columnist, Joshua Lachkovic, shares his view on Michael Gove's ambitious plans for Computer Science in British schools. More » -
Guest Opinion We don’t need no education
University is not the only route to success, writes serial entrepreneur Ted Nash. More »
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Guest Opinion A young person’s code
An initiative bringing young programmers together will reach new heights in 2012, but coding must have a more fundamental place in education if we are to take control of our digital surroundings. More »