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In a marriage between one of Birmingham's most ancient offices and one of the most modern of digital technologies, the new Lord Mayor of Birmingham will be taking part in a live 'Day in The Life of...' webcast on Wednesday 25th June. More - New Lord Mayor Webcasts to the Nation

Digital Birmingham has launched a competition linked to the 'Keeping IT in the Family' resource. We are inviting Birmingham's pupils to tell the stories of its use. Did it help them teach their grandparents to use the mouse? What about that uncle who did his shopping online for the first time? More - Keeping IT in the Family - Competition

Better use of technology is really good for your child's education - it improves the way they learn so they get Btter results and develop skills that help them do well in life. More - Next Generation Learning for the Family

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The old joke about your children being the only ones able to programme the video comes of age this month with the launch of ‘Keeping IT in the family’, a project encouraging families to use IT and see the benefits of email, the internet and digital photography. More - Birmingham takes the lead in keeping IT in the family

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Grandma learns the IT ropes from 13 year old Sherbaz. More - Keeping IT in the Family Competition winner announced!