The new Education Technology Solutions podcast brings you enlightening conversations with thought leaders across a wide variety of education related industries from around the world. Why is it...
More Tasmanian students will enjoy some of the best internet and network connectivity in Australia thanks to a partnership between Hobart-based digital services provider TasmaNet...
Next Billion Edtech Prize held at the Global Education & Skills Forum in Dubai recognises leading Edtech start-ups making an impact on education in low...
US teachers call for compassion and collaboration in dealing with violence in schools A group of teachers from the United States discussed the topic...
Nominate Australia’s outstanding teachers and school leaders to receive one of 12 $45,000 fellowships. Monday, 27 August 2018: Nominations are now open for the 2019...
Most organisations are now aware of the federal government’s mandatory notifiable data breach (NDB) legislation and the penalties associated with failing to comply. Essentially, the...
Leading product stewardship program MobileMuster has launched an Australian first educational program, Mobile Connections, which focuses on the interconnections students have with mobile phones and...
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