By Chris Cooper. Schools continue to manage staffing as they have always done: allocations are set by the deputy principal or faculty heads. Staffing is...
TAFE Queensland is a smart educator blending technology with teaching by leading the way in what will be the first Apple Watch™ classroom in Queensland...
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Every day you see the evidence all around you. The education sector is changing rapidly and becoming more mobile. Schools are integrating some of the...
By Nigel Brockbank. Schools everywhere are changing. We can see technological advances impacting schools and the way children learn everywhere. More recently, 3D printing has...
Last year, Google searches for “Physical Education Apps” increased by over 3,000 per cent from the previous year’s figures. This can only be described as...
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