Digilearn as Solution Higher Education is under worldwide scrutiny. The three problems that are most often hurled at educators are that: University is industry-irrelevant in...
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What image comes to mind when you hear the word accessibility? Most likely, it is the wheelchair sign. This means that there are larger sized...
What is education technology? A basic definition is the tools we use to learn and teach. Using this definition, then the brain is our ultimate...
This week, one of my media staff invited me in to demonstrate his work on virtual reality in higher education. He fitted me with the...
Professor Shelley Kinash Ron Kordyban Today is a new technological frontier – an exciting world of mass digitalisation and a place where technology has revolutionised...
Part one of this two-part article described the first six of 15 commendable features of education that can be found in Australian schools and universities...
A solid education is the equivalent of a super-power. In his 6th October 2016 blog (gatesnotes.com), Bill Gates wrote that one of four objectives political...
By Robin Orr and Shelley Kinash I remember my first video lecture clearly. The teacher came into the classroom to present a session on nutrition....
By Debborah Smith, Jeffrey Brand & Shelley Kinash Ask Not Whether Education Can Afford Technology, But Whether Technology Can Afford Education Great educators are natural...
By Ron Kordyban and Shelley Kinash Imagine boarding an aeroplane for a trip to Europe and finding out that there will not be a human...
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