AI is reshaping higher education, posing challenges in assessment security and teaching, but sector-wide collaboration is key to developing sustainable policies and practices.
Australian universities are shifting their focus from grades to employability, integrating real-world experiences and lifelong learning to prepare graduates for an evolving job market.
The federal government has released new data showing more undergraduates are applying to become school teachers than in previous years, as it works to tackle the nation's crippling teacher shortage.
A new study reveals how Australian primary and secondary educators are using generative AI tools like ChatGPT for teaching, highlighting its potential for lesson design, differentiation, and assessment, alongside ethical challenges.
A significant drop in domestic STEM enrolments, combined with policy challenges, threatens Australia's innovation pipeline and economic future, prompting urgent calls for reform.
Australia's private schools are increasingly targeted by ransomware attacks, prompting warnings from cybersecurity experts and government officials to enhance defenses and avoid paying ransoms.
The Australian government is launching 10 suburban study hubs to provide free access to academic resources, aiming to improve university and TAFE participation in outer suburbs with low attainment rates.
Some Queensland schools are revitalizing language learning with immersive programs, countering a statewide decline and highlighting the cultural and career benefits of multilingualism for students.
Australian universities are rethinking traditional assessments as AI disrupts education, raising concerns about academic integrity and the need to develop critical thinking skills in students.
In-person, reflective and analytical tasks require students to apply their learning in real-world ways that AI can’t easily replicate. Here are eight ways to tailor AI-resistant assessment.
A global IT outage of CrowdStrike’s Falcon software has led to widespread disruptions and a surge in scam activities, highlighting the need for stronger cybersecurity measures and strategic infrastructure planning.
The recently announced higher education reforms in Australia aim to expand university and vocational training opportunities, focusing on addressing skills shortages and increasing access for under-represented groups, with the goal of creating a more inclusive and skilled workforce.
The rapid adoption of generative AI in workplaces is causing concerns over skill erosion and dependency on technology, highlighting the need to balance automation with the retention of essential human skills.
Championing a leadership model integrating wisdom and inclusivity, fostering adaptability, emotional intelligence, diversity in decision-making, and collaboration empowers education leaders in navigating institutions towards success. Written by Salome Bowman.