Who performs better: students or ChatGTP?
26 April, 2023A large crowd-sourced study has used accounting assessments to determine whether ChatGTP outperforms students.
AI in education: opportunity or risk?
18 April, 2023The Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) will bring education leaders together to consider generative AI in the sector.
Students create their own machine-learning AI
11 April, 2023High school students have created their own machine-learning artificial intelligence models for analysing data.
Competent robots preferred to incompetent human teachers: study
29 March, 2023Researchers at Concordia University have found that preschoolers prefer to learn from a competent robot, rather than an incompetent human.
Infants outperforming AI
01 March, 2023A new study shows that babies are better than artificial intelligence at detecting the motivation behind other people's actions.
How robots could benefit the education system
24 February, 2023Researchers have found that a robot can successfully keep children with learning disabilities focused on their work.
Teachers: embrace, don't ban ChatGPT, says expert
03 February, 2023Teachers should take an active role in testing and using AI tools such as ChatGPT, according to a UniSA expert.
Is AI threatening the future of education?
31 January, 2023A new book suggests that the rising use of AI by students has created a crisis threatening the integrity of education.
Holographic teachers in remote schools?
24 January, 2023Holoportation technology has arrived in Australia, and it could see teachers being 'beamed' into remote, short-staffed schools.
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 AustraliaThe release of OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot has given us a glimpse into the future of teaching and learning alongside artificial intelligence.
The risks of robo-marking: AI in Australian schools
02 December, 2022Automated grading technologies are common in educational institutions overseas, and will likely arrive in Australian schools over coming years.
Test scores or brain scans? Predicting student learning
30 August, 2022Brain scans may be more accurate than traditional graded tests when it comes to measuring learning, according to new research.
Curriculum shifting towards geospatial technologies
08 August, 2022An interactive geospatial project has been accepted by the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority as a senior piece of assessment.
Futureproofing the careers of the future
25 July, 2022 by Amanda Rose, founder of Western Sydney Women and Future Is BrightAustralia's lack of investment in science and innovation has revealed a troubling trajectory for its future workforce.
Algorithm 'amnesia': solving how the brain learns
13 July, 2022Potential insight into how the brain learns has been provided by a discovery about how algorithms retain information.
