We speak with teachers, students and parents about the value of participating in STEM events like Destination Imagination in the value of these events in...
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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...
Founded back in 1892, the Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School (IGGS) has grown over the last 126 years to become one of the top private schools...
We speak with Claire Barber of Promethean who takes us through some of the amazing features of the new Promethean ActivPanel, the next evolution of...
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...
Introducing Hitachi’s new, highly innovative 3LCD ultra-short throw laser projectors, combining Hitachi’s in-depth technical knowledge and market-leading expertise Hitachi’s solid state light source projector...
HP Australia is now accepting second-round applications for HP Kids Fund, a $500,000 initiative to help Australian students achieve digital literacy. All primary and secondary...
(28 May 2018 – New Zealand) – Global education technology provider Promethean, has awarded over $50,000AUD worth of education technology to 11 ANZ schools. The...
Literacy, 21st Century Skills, ICTs and a Common Pedagogical Framework. These four seem to be flavours of the month in many schools, including mine. What’s...
14 Medical & Educational Experts Weigh In… Student outcomes are the most relevant factor when it comes to measuring the success of a learning environment....
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