The Binary Delusion is the third and final article in a series on ‘Screens in Schools’. The other articles are available in Editions 83 and...
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Trust is critical to the young growing ‘being digital’ (Lee and Broadie, 2018a). Without trust the young will never normalise the use of the digital,...
Which is better, online or face-to-face learning? This used to be a common research question. Later, the research results were aggregated and meta-analysed, yielding the...
Technology is ubiquitous, touching almost every part of our lives, our communities and our homes. Yet many schools lag far behind when it comes to...
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...
Term Two for the 2019 Academic Year has now begun! Soon many schools will start the subject selection process, heralding the beginning of the construction...
As an educator, how many times have you struggled to get your students to put down their electronic devices? Smartphones, tablets and laptops emit...
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...
Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) is Australia’s national youth theatre. For over 50 years, the company has been a creative incubator that connects empowering...
Students and teachers alike recognise that the learning landscape has shifted significantly with an abundance of learning materials available freely online. Previous educational systems, based...
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