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RMIT FactLab still not allowed to check for Meta

Tech giant Meta requires staff at RMIT University’s fact-checking unit to undergo mandatory training before reinstating its partnership with the troubled division. Last week, Melbourne-based RMIT FactLab cleared one hurdle when the US-based International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) announced the restoration ...

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Last community psychology masters cancelled

Victoria University's (VU) master's in community psychology course is due to be cancelled in 2024, marking the end of community-focused psychology studies in a postgrad-degree format in all Australian universities. The Master of Applied Psychology (Community Psychology) course has clinical ...

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Strictly speaking | Retronym

Retronyms are newly coined words that remake or replace a pre-existing term in order to make room for innovations. For example, what has always been called “mail” (i.e. what comes in stamped envelopes to a street or postbox address), is ...

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$40,000 teaching scholarships up for grabs

University students studying a teaching course in 2024 can apply for a $40,000 scholarship if they commit to teaching in a state school or early learning facility. Undergraduates can receive $40,000 over four years and are expected to spend four ...

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Student athletes ‘Win Well’ beyond Brisbane 2032

The ‘Win Well Pledge', codesigned and signed by 51 sporting organisations and the Minister for Sport, allows high-performing Australian athletes and teams to challenge their performance goals with a culture prioritising care, integrity, fair play and pride.  The pledge spearheads ...

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What we can learn from AI education in Belgium

Collaborating with Aussie schools through artificial intelligence (AI) is high on the Belgian Economic Mission's agenda. Her Royal Highness Princess Astrid of Belgium arrived in Australia with 350 delegates, some of whom are teachers and educational technology (Ed Tech) experts ...

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