By Professor Shelley Kinash, University of Southern Queensland Today I am writing this article on my laptop on a free university inter-campus shuttle bus. Every...
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by Stephen Pinel We read and hear a lot about authentic learning and engagement in education these days but the concept of authenticity is rarely...
Flexible learning spaces have been the buzz words of industry for many years now and it appears this concept has developed from a ‘nice idea’...
by Christine Haynes Sometimes referred to as e-learning, blended learning, or digital learning, learning in a digital age is no longer restricted by time, place,...
by Steve Francis Adding new technology into the learning environment does not automatically lead to increased achievement. It is vital that educators are clear about...
by Kathryn Taylor “I fear the day that technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots.” Whether Albert Einstein said...
by Mal Lee and Roger Broadie The digital evolution of your school and the shift from the traditional, insular, paper-based operational mode to one that...
by Brett Lee Technological and e-learning is not about technology, it is about learning, just like cyber-safety education and compliance is not about technology, it...
Cyber safety continues to be of paramount importance. The instances of online scams, predators and potential pitfalls seems to grow on a continuing basis and...
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