Tiny device harvests energy to power mobile phones
19 October, 2020Researchers are searching for invisible power from low-frequency vibrations in the environment, to power mobile phones and pacemakers.
Free online courses to target skills shortage in tech sector
15 October, 2020Micro-skills marketplace Skill Finder provides free online courses for all Australians looking to reskill or upskill in the tech sector, following COVID-19.
Gartner: employees only applying half of newly learned skills
31 August, 2020 | Supplied by: Gartner Australasia Pty LtdNew research from Gartner has revealed that employees are only applying 54% of the new skills they have learned.
RMIT to assist in upskilling the Singaporean market
18 August, 2020RMIT Online has partnered with the Singapore Institute of Management to provide a range of courses in sectors such as AI and cybersecurity.
IBM launches SkillsBuild, a free digital learning platform
18 August, 2020IBM and Soldier On have launched SkillsBuild, a free digital learning platform, to provide an opportunity for military veterans to upskill for a future in technology.
TAFE NSW, NSWCSIN launch online cybersecurity course
17 June, 2020 by Amy SarcevicThe nine industry-aligned modules will provide specialist skills to meet emerging needs in this growing, understaffed sector.
Consortium launches security, blockchain postgrad courses
27 May, 2020 by Amy SarcevicRMIT, IBM, Palo Alto and Stone & Chalk have joined forces to offer postgraduate certificates to help meet industry demand for emerging IT specialisations.
85% of firms using webinars during COVID-19
27 May, 2020 by Amy SarcevicInvestment in webinars has grown exponentially, with 59% of firms looking to spend more on the technology in 2020.
Education technology media channel launched
05 May, 2020WF Media has launched futureED, a new digital and print channel focusing on education technology for the K-12, TAFE and further education sectors.
Cybersecurity needs grads with a soft side, study reveals
30 April, 2020 by Amy SarcevicCybersecurity masters degrees aren't teaching enough of the soft skills employers want.
