Designed to enhance student engagement and inspire imaginations, Coomera Anglican College in Queensland has unveiled The Imaginarium, a unique 360 degree immersive learning space featuring Epson laser projectors.
What’s the harm in sharing student photos online?
Colin Anson, CEO of consent-driven photo management platform, Pixevety, looks at the implications of sharing student photos online and discusses what schools can do to ensure they aren’t breaching privacy laws when it comes to the digital identities of their students.
BenQ Australia: Healthy learning
Promoting an immersive and collaborative approach to classroom learning, BenQ’s innovative new range of interactive flat panels places student health at its core.
Windows 10: Thriving in the classroom and beyond
Mindful that today’s students’ learning horizons need to extend beyond the classroom, and be more flexible, Kearnan College embarked on a digital transformation program, providing older students and teachers with a Windows 10 Lenovo device equipped with touch and a digital pen.
Privacy and consent: Getting it right
With issues surrounding privacy and consent in the spotlight like never before, Pixevety CEO Colin Anson talks to Education Matters about how schools can get the most out of their photos and videos, while still protecting the digital identities of their students.
STEM awards finalists revealed
Ten schools in Western Australia have been celebrated for their excellence in STEM education, with finalists revealed for the state’s 2018 Governor’s School STEM Awards.