Technology
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Commentary
How to make HE accessible for people with disabilities
Accessible education for students with disabilities requires much more than meeting compliance standards or offering accommodations. It's about intentionally evolving…
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Analysis
HEDx Podcast: Where can technology take us and how can we harness it? – Episode 112
CampusReview · HEDx Podcast: Where can technology take us and how can we harness it? - Episode 112 Director of…
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Analysis
Can uni tech keep up with staff and student expectations? Part II
A university technology consultant says posting lecture recordings is not digital transformation, and that digital change in unis may be…
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Policy & Reform
The silver bullet: the role of technology in delivering on student expectations
Today’s students have clear expectations when it comes to their education, yet many Australian higher education providers are seemingly unable…
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Technology
Are universities smart enough? How smart technologies can revolutionise the university experience
Youth may well be wasted on the young, but not when it comes to exerting influence on the higher education…
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Commentary
Gender equality at UTS: the soapbox
Hi, Wade Zaglas here, education editor for Campus Review. Welcome to our new soapbox segment where we discuss some of…
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News
Visa fast-track for top talent ‘a win for everyone’
The government will fast-track visas for 5000 industry leaders every year as part of a global headhunting program. Immigration Minister David Coleman…
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Commentary
Shaping sticky students: encouraging lifelong academic relationships in an era of transience
To members of other generational groups, millennials and GenZ are often seen as inconsistent or flighty; too quick to move…
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Podcasts
Global investor backs Australian university research
Australian university research has been given a much-needed shot in the arm, with IP Group making its first investment of…
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Commentary
Locking down our houses of higher learning: why effective cyber protection should start from the top
Around the world, cybersecurity threats are real and rising, and Australia’s education sector is far from immune. Maintaining effective cybersecurity…
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Policy & Reform
The key to creating successful technology projects in education: opinion
Universities, and businesses, all around the world are littered with failed technology projects. If you dig into why those projects…
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Commentary
Taking a fresh approach to cybersecurity in the education sector
As we approach the middle of 2019, education institutions the world over are no doubt bracing for a busy year…
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Policy & Reform
Bio-computer example of ‘risky’ technology that should be funded: researcher
Half-living, half-synthetic bio-computers will soon be able to reason and multi-task like humans, paving the way for a world where…
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Policy & Reform
To boldly go where no nurse has gone before
Academics at New York University’s Rory Meyers College of Nursing are pushing the boundaries with their latest innovation in nurse…
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Commentary
Partners in disruption: preparing students for a brave new future
RMIT University recently held a special event to celebrate its 131st birthday, entitled Will Robots Eat our Jobs? The event…
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Opinion
Path to success: technology the key to streamlining admin
In any organisation, whether large or small, making efficiencies to standard processes will have a direct benefit on productivity and…
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Commentary
Ten inexpensive ways to vanquish cyber spies in higher education
Just a few short years ago, cyber attacks were a barely recognised threat. They felt intangible, unlikely, a concern for…
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News
Workers of tomorrow: the industries looking for new blood
What jobs will be on offer to students graduating high school this year? That’s the question IBISWorld hoped to help…
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News
Bendable phones closer thanks to part-organic Aussie invention
Imagine a phone that curves against your thigh while it’s in your pocket – Australian researchers believe they have brought…
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Industry & Research
StartupAUS CEO: Unis under ‘too much pressure’
Attention coders, salespeople and user experience (UX) designers: startups want you. These were the three most in-demand industry skills, as revealed…
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Technology
Don’t risk it: why universities need to manage IT security risks closely
Universities have embraced technology as teaching and learning tools, while students and staff alike typically rely on connected devices for…
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Commentary
Data scientists unleash power of ‘big data’
Businesses around the globe are seeking a competitive advantage from the use of 'big data' – and the data scientists…
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News
“Technologically advanced” school to train future teachers
A state-of-the-art facility for the teachers of the future has opened its doors at the University of South Australia's Magill campus.…
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News
Girls encouraged to study IT
ICT 4 Women will launch a list of the most highly regarded female tech speakers, in an effort to encourage girls…
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News
OUA goes digital with student chatbot
Open Universities Australia (OUA) has partnered with LivePerson to roll out an Australian-first chatbot that communicates with students via mobile. Operation…
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