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...
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...
The flipped classroom model has been identified as a pedagogical pathway for teachers to follow to move toward more powerful learning and teaching strategies by...
I have had the pleasure of working with colleagues across the higher education, vocational and secondary education sectors as part of a 2015-2017 National Office...
Interest in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Australian schools is growing. More educators are participating in important exchanges about AI as understanding develops...
“I’ve always lived by the philosophy that students should be co-creators of technology rather than just consumers of it.” A few years back an opportunity...
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