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How a school leader can manage digital requirements in their school.
Help for people, businesses and public services to reduce the risk of cyber-attacks.
How we are helping registered social landlords reduce the carbon footprint of existing social housing.
Plan to develop your academic skills and prepare you for university.
When to use videos and how to publish them on GOV.WALES.
The evaluation considers how the Learning in Digital Wales Programme (LIDWP) was implemented across Wales and considers whether the programme has met its aims and objectives.
Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills
Guidance for local authorities and governing bodies on arrangements for safeguarding children.
Teachers will soon have more choice about the digital tools they use thanks to the roll-out of Google for Education, Kirsty Williams has announced.
More than 35,000 laptops and tablets will be provided to learners over the next few weeks bringing the total provided by the Welsh Government since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to more than 133,000.
Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education
On Carers Rights day today, the Minister for Children and Social Care officially opened a new hub that will help more unpaid carers claim their rights and access free support.
What is available to support you and your child to use Welsh.
The Welsh Government will invest a further £15 million in educational technology for schools in the next financial year.
Kirsty Williams, Cabinet Secretary for Education
How to get the most out of online safety zone playlists in the classroom.
The Welsh Government is regarded as a world-leader in digital service delivery for education. Here are just some of the reasons why.
The Welsh Government is running a film competition for Safer Internet Day 2020.
Lynne Neagle, Cabinet Secretary for Education
An integrated impact assessment and a children's rights impact assessment for school improvement guidance.