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LLR Partners Invests in Salute Mission Critical LLR Partners has invested in  Salute Mission Critical, an IT data center lifecycle services company that recruits and trains military veterans to become technicians. Both companies expect the partnership will help enable Salute’s continued growth through the scaling of infrastructure, global operations and strategic M&A. Salute’s co-founder, Lee Kirby, said, “I am thrilled to be partnering with LLR. The cultural alignment in this partnership will help us make an even greater impact for the industry and the lives of veterans and militar...

Gavin Williamson said ministers were putting their trust in teachers to  mark pupils' GCSEs and A-Levels today as he confirmed that no computer algorithms would be used to work our fair grades. The Education Secretary fronted a Government press conference tonight ahead of an announcement tomorrow on how grades will be awarded this summer. Last year's exam results were marred by the use of a controversial computer  programme which downgraded students from deprived areas more than those from posh schools.  As children prepare to start back at school from March 8 he said longer school days we...

Amazon Web Services Secures Lead Sponsorship for 2021 SIIA CODiE Awards AWS supports innovation with cloud service credit for four "best emerging education technology" categories News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SIIA, the principal trade association for the software, education technology, and digital content industries, today announced Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the lead sponsor of the 36 th annual CODiE Awards program, the highest-level sponsorship for the CODiE Awards and the sole cloud provider sponsor. "We are honored to w...

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PolitiFact's ruling: True Here's why: The ideological split on in-person schooling during the pandemic was pretty predictable through most of 2020. Those who generally favored lockdowns and other strong mitigation measures opposed in-person schooling, while those who derided lockdowns, mask orders and the like typically supported it. Like much related to COVID-19, however, positions have shifted on this issue as more data and studies have emerged. One prominent Wisconsin Republican says that research now supports a more widescale return to the classroom. "It's time to get kids back in schoo...