SHORTLISTED: Empowering Educators to adopt AI at scale
Academic staff can range from generative AI acolytes, eager to implement the technology across multiple aspects of learning and teaching, to those who haven’t yet dipped their stylus into so […]
SHORTLIST: StatBot personalises learning for large cohorts
An AI-assisted educational chatbot has fostered a dynamic, more personalised learning experience for students in large statistics classes. The University of Melbourne’s Dr Wasana Karunarathne’s StatBot project has been shortlisted […]
SHORTLIST: Human factors key in driving AI skills for health grads
An innovative project which recognised the importance of human factors in rolling out the use of AI in curriculum has been shortlisted for the Future Campus AI in Learning and […]
Feature Event: New ATEM conference to explore the purpose of HE
The evolving role of higher education institutions in society will be the focus for the ATEM 2024 Conference, with three and half days of keynotes, workshops and discussions shaped around […]
International caps won’t fit Uni Sydney
The University of Sydney made more last year from fees and charges “principally from overseas students” than the Feds kicked in, according to a new analysis by Frank Larkins, a […]
The Week That Was (6 September)
Just in at the “Who would have thought it!” desk. NDIS Minister Bill Shorten will leave parliament in February, to become vice chancellor of the University of Canberra. After the […]
Housing chair: blaming international students for housing strain is a lie
Caps on international students would be likely to have very little effect on housing supply, the Chair of the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council, Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz told the National […]