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What's New in April brings major new product releases you don't want to miss out on. As we adapt to a new normal in the way we work, Jabra have released two new video conferencing products to their PanaCast range, PanaCast 50 and PanaCast 20. TechSmith have announced the brand new, feature-rich Camtasia 2021, Microsoft expands the Surface family with the new Surface Laptop 4. Also, check out the very latest blended learning products from Pugh, from best-in-class laptops to interactive displays to full meeting room solutions and more.

By now, we should all be familiar with Pugh Computers and their story. We have covered their rich 40-year history, met most of their team and seen how they have constantly adapted their business model in an ever-changing technology industry. This month, we explore the partnerships they have with world-leading technology companies and find out how they maintain these worldwide relationships.

With many students recently learning from home and with the new school year on the horizon, we have started to see this phrase appear more and more – blended learning. But what exactly does this mean?

By now, most of us are settled into some sort of work from home routine. At the beginning, it’s a case of getting things done, even if results aren’t quite up to your usual standards. It’s about compromising, and this is generally acceptable given the difficult circumstances. Then as time goes on, you start to want more...

Given the current circumstances regarding the Coronavirus outbreak, businesses, educational institutions and third sector organisations around the UK are urgently assessing their ability to allow staff and students to work from home if needed.

A meeting doesn’t necessarily have to be held in a meeting room anymore. Meetings are now taking place more and more frequently in coffee shops, on trains, in huddle spaces or even at home, be it planned or ad hoc.