UNESCO program explores tech in education
16 May, 2022A program enabling young people aged 14–18 to share views with experts from UNESCO has now reached students from 39 schools in 21 countries.
How AI is teaching students farming of the future
10 May, 2022Microsoft provided funding for a CSIRO pilot program that provides students with experience using AI to tackle agricultural challenges.
3D atlas of brain to assist with education
12 April, 2022A researcher from the University of Wollongong has mapped a living human brain to create a 3D atlas.
Students use coding to solve musical challenge
29 March, 2022As part of a CSIRO program, Year 6 students in Perth have invented a device that makes music lessons easier for people with hearing impairments.
Students to be educated on drone safety at school
09 March, 2022The Civil Aviation Safety Authority has provided new resources to helps parents and schools teach students about drone safety.
IT students help train custodial staff using VR
25 January, 2022A student virtual reality project will be implemented by Youth Justice NSW, helping to train and upskill custodial staff.
How robotics prepares students for the jobs of the future
21 January, 2022 by Jason De Silveira, Managing Director – NexxisThe fast pace of technology has presented some challenges in terms of a lack of skilled people working in the energy industry.
Preparing students for the age of AI
09 December, 2021The Centre for Learning Analytics at Monash (CoLAM) has just been launched by Monash University.
Teaching kids to use drones for employment of the future
07 December, 2021The drone sector is expected to become a burgeoning employment pathway for future generations.
Data profile tool to support student learning
23 November, 2021Research that uses student data to create real-time assessments could be used to ensure that children are keeping up at school.
More STEM equipment provided for tech schools
15 November, 2021Tech schools in Victoria will receive more government funding for equipment that will assist with STEM learning.
How AI-driven networks are shaping the education sector
15 October, 2021 by Jim Burke, Director of Sales and General Manager Australia at Juniper NetworksThe education sector has seen drastic changes over the last few years, with a greater focus on digital learning and integration of technology into classrooms.
Why does the human brain learn faster than AI?
14 October, 2021Variability between brain cells may be key to improving brain performance and future artificial intelligence (AI), new research suggests.
AI enhanced technologies improve academic performance
08 October, 2021Interactive activities, discussions and AI technologies are more effective for learning than traditional lessons, research shows.
Using 3D visualisation as a learning tool
28 September, 2021The benefits of virtual reality (VR) as an educational tool have been highlighted by researchers from New York University and University Wisconsin-Madison.
