Opinion
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HEDx Podcast: QUT chancellor on university deficits – Episode 121
CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: QUT chancellor on university deficits - Episode 121 Chancellor of the Queensland University of Technology and…
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HEDx Podcast: An equity lens on the Accord – Episode 107
CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: An equity lens on the Accord - Episode 107 On this episode of HEDx Podcast, Australian…
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HEDx Podcast: Kiki: Is AI a danger or an opportunity? – Episode 101
CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: Kiki: Is AI a danger or opportunity? - Episode 101> There is a widely held view…
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HEDx Podcast: What AUS can learn from NZ – Episode 88
The Australian Universities Accord final report is a response to longstanding debate among Australian providers about what form of Tertiary…
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Let’s consider what students want from EdTech
The Australian Universities Accord process gained widespread engagement and attention from higher education providers, leaders and interest groups across the…
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HEDx podcast: Does compliance prevent us from giving learners the tech they need?
Jason Tabarias of Mandala Partners shares details of a new report discussing what modern students expect from technology in their…
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AI best practice, the Accord, and HED
Since last November, the two focuses of higher education practitioners, leaders and commentators, have been the sector review of the…
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What role will technology companies play in a future higher education system? – opinion
There is much evidence to support the view that the future of work is changing rapidly. The accelerating decay in…
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What are the alternatives to university rankings in assessing research? – opinion
Global efforts to find new ways to assess research quality have been underway for more than 10 years now, with the…
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What are our future skills needs and how can we provide for them?
The SkillsFuture initiative in Singapore is a globally leading example of industry, government and higher and further education institutions working…
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Planning a university for 35 years time
Many Australian Universities appear to be in short-term financial crisis right now. The perfect storm of soft domestic demand, slowly…
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A focus on learning innovation for old and new: opinion
The Universities Accord is open for consultation at an intriguing and dynamic time for the sector. It is inviting big…
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The digital disruption facing higher education: opinion
The new reality is upon us – whether we like it or not. AI cheat ware and HE streaming are…
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The Commonwealth privateers: opinion
It’s a bit like one of those Christmas cracker riddles. In the UK it might be a question such as,…
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Where are the Uni Accord’s big ideas that will change higher ed for good?
A major review of our higher education sector, on a scale not seen since Dawkins or Bradley, is a time…
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Continuity and change in leading innovation in universities – opinion
Two of the biggest questions facing the sector as it heads into 2023 are central to the new leadership agenda…
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Not as good as the real thing – virtual versus real time graduations: opinion
Given the pandemic circumstances there has been a shift, by many providers within the higher education sector, to online (virtual)…
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What it’s really like as a greying remote worker in the hybrid work world – opinion
The challenge was laid down. I, a ‘digital convict’ (someone who reluctantly joined the digital revolution) wanted to experience the…
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The missing ten per cent – you get what you pay for in higher education: opinion
Why do ten per cent of Australian students choose non-government (independent) institutions of higher education in preference to universities? With…
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Quasi-judicial committees vs state courts: opinion
The MeToo# hashtag had more than 19 million respondents in its first year alone, with many survivors disclosing their stories…
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Lessons from the sexual assault and harassment committee: what could go wrong?
Establishing various committees at universities and within private providers is a matter of course in the higher education sector. One…
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The value of humility in education – opinion
If there’s one thing the pandemic has taught us as a society, it is to be humble. Despite our collective…
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What matters in the great readjustment ahead? Opinion
Despite the further uncertainty arising this week from the latest Omicron variant, there is still some prospect of domestic and…
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How will strategies change if we take a listening response? Opinion
With the lifting of lockdowns and restrictions there is some sense of euphoria emerging, though many in our universities will…
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Opportunities for Australian universities with the Brisbane Olympic Games – opinion
The succession of restriction-easing announcements from our most affected states, and the case-free landscape in others, adds to the sense…
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