Schools are embracing educational tech before anyone knows the damage it could do to children, experts have warned ministers.
A major new review – exclusively seen by Metro – has concluded that too little is known about whether digital learning tools harm children’s wellbeing, development and rights.
Researchers at the LSE-backed Digital Futures for Children Centre (DFC) found that more than 2,100 studies on educational tech (EdTech) did not examine real-world classrooms and overlooked questions on safety.
Teachers and campaigners have warned the new Education Secretary Lucy Powell not to ‘gamble with young people’s wellbeing’ an...


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