Students work out their own AI ethics

Among all the angsting that students will used artificial intelligence destroy the process of learning, Margaret Bearman (Deakin U) and colleagues used a novel approach – they asked 79 of them, in 20 online focus groups.

Unis dig in to control research publishing costs

A team representing university libraries has suspended negotiations with for-profit journal giant Elsevier on subscription costs and community access to its content.

O’Kane’s farewell address: all the work she will not be around to do

Mary O’Kane had a “nagging wish” for a unifying theory of higher education to be the basis of the Universities Accord to “lead us to a sector which is more appreciated by the community at large.”