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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.

Universities must overhaul their assessment practices to ensure meaningful learning while adapting to the growing use of generative AI by 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.

AI Takes Centre Stage at the 2024 Olympics.

What we do and don't know about how digital technology is affecting our kids' sleep and what we can do about it.

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 Continuing Relevance of University Degrees in a Shifting Job Market.

Four Effective Strategies to Boost Student Engagement in the Classroom.

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.

Australian Higher Education Faces Crucial Revamp Amid Economic Challenges: Accord's Recommendations Point the Way Forward.

No matter where you work or what you do, Design Thinking will open your eyes to what users truly want, and lead you to create a product or service that brings them satisfaction. With that, your competitive edge will soon follow.

Cyber crime is not as fluid or mobile as believed, with international research identifying six hotspots that host the most malicious activity.

Since 2020, over 12,375 teachers and teacher aides have resigned in Queensland, highlighting a concerning trend in the education sector. The departure of experienced educators, coupled with concerns over inadequate training for new teachers, underscores the urgent need for reforms to support the stability and effectiveness of the state's teaching workforce.

UQ Space, a team of aspiring aerospace engineers from The University of Queensland, secured third place at the Australian Rover Challenge with their rover Theseus III, marking their first podium finish in the competition.

In today's digital world, addressing digital literacy and cyber safety is crucial for educators and families alike to empower students with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate online platforms safely and responsibly.

The Federal Government has allocated funding for four new Regional University Study Hubs in Queensland, including locations in Warwick, Chinchilla, Innisfail, and Central West Queensland. These hubs aim to provide young people with the opportunity to pursue tertiary education within their home regions, addressing workforce challenges and enhancing the liveability of rural communities.

The Enter Tech program, launched by INCO Academy Australia, aims to provide First Nations students with equal opportunities in STEM education while fostering diversity and community development.