On the Future Campus menu
As TEQSA’s deadline for an AI response looms, this morning’s edition brings a student perspective – raising the question of whether universities are doing enough to maintain a level playing […]
Chat GPT and the Prisoners’ Dilemma
A moral quandary used as an age-old teaching device in psychology and politics can be turned on its head, posing a question back to universities. The Prisoners’ Dilemma is a […]
How VET could eat universities’ lunch
The Universities Accord recommends universities collaborate on “innovative curriculum,” the VET sector is already on to it. There is an utilitarian emphasis in the Accord, a focus on skills rather […]
Unlocking secrets of ghost students
Students who never submit any work in their first course are “zero fails” and while they generally disappear, they do leave with one memorable outcome – a study debt. Neil […]