The dawn of AI has come, and its implications for education couldn't be more significant

17 January, 2023 by Vitomir Kovanovic, University of South Australia

The release of OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot has given us a glimpse into the future of teaching and learning alongside artificial intelligence.


Tablet donations boost robotics learning in Ukraine

17 January, 2023 | Supplied by: Acer Computer Australia Pty Ltd

Notebook and tablet PCs will be donated by Acer to students in Ukraine, enhancing digital learning and robotics training.


Cameras and intercom improve student safety

17 January, 2023

A Melbourne school has rolled out digital infrastructure, including network cameras and intercoms, to better fulfil its duty of care to students.


How children using digital devices might backfire

12 January, 2023

Increased emotional dysregulation could be the result of frequently using smartphones and tablets to calm children who are upset, new research suggests.


Male gender bias deterring men in education: study

11 January, 2023

New research suggests that gender bias makes men less likely to seek out careers in early education and other female-dominated fields.


Investigation into unauthorised access of 2022 HSC results

19 December, 2022

Using an old URL, some 2022 HSC students were able to obtain unauthorised access to their preliminary 2022 HSC results.


Consent education boosted by online platform

16 December, 2022

An online platform designed to guide educators through a consent education program has been developed in consultation with young people.


Greater cooperation among educators for online safety

14 December, 2022

A new national council led by the eSafety Commissioner will focus on combating online harm in Australian schools.


Calls for proper state govt education funding

13 December, 2022

A new report has highlighted education underfunding by almost every state and territory government in Australia.


IT Code Fair enables students to showcase skills

13 December, 2022

The annual Charles Darwin University IT Code Fair is a four-day event involving a series of challenges and competitions for students.


Closing the digital divide for students

12 December, 2022

Over one million Australian children do not have access to technology at home, according to research by Finder.


Increasing support for early-career teachers

12 December, 2022

A large percentage of early-career teachers leave the profession within their first few years.


Film-making students address e-waste recycling

06 December, 2022

This year's MobileMuster Student Film competition is spreading the word about the importance of recycling e-waste.


Training program sees schools train their own teachers

06 December, 2022

Trainee teachers at 10 Christian Tasmanian schools will work in these schools for their entire tertiary education.


Gonski funding gap must be addressed: report

05 December, 2022

In order for NSW to improve its education results, it needs to meet its Gonski funding commitments, according to a new report.


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