Education stories - Page 2

“Recent events have re-enforced the importance of social context in learning, so collaboration, discussion, and teamwork are just as relevant in primary and secondary school as in vocational and higher education settings.”>>

The use of properly integrated educational technology can also lead to better student outcomes, more well-adjusted students, improved student retention, and more.>>

Demand is high for cloud security access brokers (CASB), but more training and clear goals are needed to ensure companies get full effectiveness of products.>>

The tech company reveals its long-term plan to bridge the ICT talent gap in the Asia Pacific>>

Why, in 2020, would you need a voice recorder when smartphones and laptops do the same job? We find out.>>

A new model for learning analytics has been developed by Monash University researchers to help creators and innovators better understand the demands and requirements of educational technology. >>

You probably wouldn’t buy an expensive computer program if you didn’t know how to use it. Yet so many organisations invest in costly cloud programs, without having the necessary skills and training on board to make the most of the program.>>

LMS365 will leverage the new data centres, running Microsoft Azure, to provide a learning platform that supports the data and compliance requirements within these local regions.>>

Organisations are seeking well-trained analyst graduates to help businesses gain value from their ever-increasing data volumes.>>

“Parents struggle to balance working remotely and ensuring their children stay on task while learning at home.">>

The Ministry of Education has selected Cyclone as one of a handful of essential business suppliers for devices and technologies used in distance and online learning.>>

Teach From Home is a central hub of information, tips, training and tools. Plus, Google earmarks US$10 million for distance learning.>>

Together, the two companies will provide voice communications solutions to the country’s education and research sector.>>

“Technology is driving transformation in agrifood and fibre at an incredible speed, so it’s vital we move quickly to ensure the education system meets the requirements of what businesses need to be innovative.">>

CoderSchool’s immersive three-month bootcamps equip participants with skills for employability in a rapidly developing city with low living costs.>>

“This course will give people the tools to understand and improve digital accessibility, whatever sector they’re in.”>>

90% of future jobs will involve digital literacy and 70% of young people are currently learning skills that will be redundant by 2030.>>

The proceeds from the investment will be used to support product development and growth strategies, as well as to fund potential acquisitions and investments in the education sector.>>

Young Kiwis from all over the country are demonstrating a passion for environmental issues and a passion for keeping the planet safe.>>

Turnitin is incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI and ML) to tackle the problem of contract cheating.>>

This isn’t a living, breathing animal but a model sheep with hygroscopic horns and a nose coated in thermochromic ink.>>

Sphero will purchase littleBits in order to further the companies’ common mission: to inspire the creators and inventors of tomorrow.>>

The Centre will prepare students to meet the demand for talent in the cybersecurity pipeline through skill development, with technology that is at the forefront of this digital future.>>

Google Earth has a few new nifty features to take users on an exploration of culture, language, nature, weather, and remote locations.>>