Outlining the challenges and solutions to digital trends for the modern classroom, Education Matters’ technology section covers everything from robotics to 3D printing and whiteboards.
We speak to educational leaders from schools across the country, asking them what products and services are needed to better prepare students for the modern workforce.
We also talk to the education product and service providers to find out how their offerings can be used and adapted to meet the learning needs of today’s students.
General Manager for Learning, Innovation and Technology at Victoria University (VU) Polytechnic, Gail Bray, cautions of the pressing need for vocational education and training providers to speed up and adapt to next-generation education and Industry 4.0 or risk missing out on unique opportunities.
With large, immersive learning spaces becoming more commonplace in secondary schools, Epson has filled a void with its newly launched projector, the EB-L1070UNL, delivering exceptional brightness and clarity.
As the largest education event in the southern hemisphere, EduTECH 2020 brings together the entire lifecycle of education under the one roof and shines a light on some of the important issues affecting the sector.
Edval has launched an all-new cloud-based software solution designed specifically for primary schools, that’s making daily timetabling and organisational management a breeze.
Technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated and its capabilities more diverse. With the ongoing desire to prepare students for the future workforce, Education Matters discusses robotics and its place in the modern classroom.
With STEM education front and centre, there is a growing focus on the importance of teaching students to innovate, think critically and problem solve. VEX Robotics is honing in on this need with its engaging hands-on solutions that encourage collaborative student-centred learning.