Cloud computing has quickly become all encompassing, offering what is often a lower-cost and easier-to-use solution to many common IT problems. But the ever-expansive definition...
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The role of the teacher in the self-paced Blended Learning classroom is quite different to the role in a traditional classroom. However, it is very...
Online safety and the ever changing nature of threats to IT security is as much about awareness as it is about anti-virus software – and...
By Tony Renkin. In early 2011, a British Petroleum employee lost a single laptop which cost the company $2.78million in fines. The laptop contained personal...
At the close of the recent financial year, NBN Co. announced that construction of Australia’s National Broadband Network (NBN) was ramping up. Fibre optic...
I am an IT Administrator and also Specialist Technician for the Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) at Newcomb Secondary College, a...
By Carol Skyring. Imagine being able to ask for a resource or help on a topic and have an answer within moments – no matter...
By Michael McKinnon. The continuing evolution of our relationship with the internet will see IT use policies developed by schools shifting from one of blanket...
By Daria Catalui and Louis Marinos. Comparing the Internet to a road network seems to be a good analogy. Just as the road network carries...
The technology provides an innovative alternative-to-bricks-and-mortar schooling, enabling personal learning, interactive learning and many-to-many learning. The cloud also allows students to interact and collaborate with...
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