Education is highly competitive and with the Government having announced a funding cut of £950m for British Universities over the next 3 years, it will only get tougher. 15-24 year olds make up 16% of the total PC-based Internet population in the UK but that figure leaps to 25% for mobile access.
Furthermore, there’s an import … Read more about ‘The relevance of digital marketing for higher education’
Having spent years with my trusty Nokia or Blackberry I finally took the plunge and moved to the other side: the iPhone.
Although, it’s incredibly intutuive and I loved all the features instantly it did create me one major problem. Every time someone called me I cut them off.
After spending my time calling back and reassuring … Read more about ‘Moving to the other side: Nokia to iPhone’
I find it very hard to believe that 14 years on from when I went through the A-Level/Uni student application process, basic activities in the whole system are still not available online.
Just take a look at today’s typical student:
most will be on online via PC and mobile applications
most will be regularly interacting with websites, not … Read more about ‘Pre-university admin tasks should be completed online - poll results’
Whilst recently updating our advanced CSS training course to include some CSS3 commentary, I became inspired by the amount of CSS3 that’s already out there. Browsers such as Firefox and Safari have really started embracing CSS3, which means that there’s a significant audience that you could be demonstrating your CSS3 skills to.
I have put together … Read more about ‘Top 10 CSS3 commands’
