Lyndale Secondary College has become the first Victorian Government school to open a smart classroom using immersive technology to increase student learning outcomes.
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Lumination partners with Victorian schools to build classrooms with immersive technology
Four schools in Victoria are partnering with immersive technology company, Lumination, to build state-of-the-art smart classrooms equipped with immersive technology, transforming the way students learn.
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Virtual excursions equalise education opportunities
A recent OECD report revealed that inequity in education remains an ongoing issue. In part, this is due to a disparity in academic performance between students from inner-city communities with greater access to resources, and those living in rural or remote communities or with socio-economic disadvantages.
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The virtual classroom
In the age of big data, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality, technology is advancing at an unprecedented rate. Education Matters reports on what educational technology means for students, teachers, and the classroom of the future –and how these emerging technologies are changing the way we think about learning.
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A future-forward approach to teaching computer programming
Grok Academy and Wisetech discuss their new partnership that’s preparing more students for digital futures, supporting further development of computer programming in Australian schools, and funding better tools for in-class computing education.
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Journey into the weird and wonderful world of quantum computing
In search of new computer programming curriculum? Grok Academy has announced some truly out-of-this world news: Teaching quantum computing to students in Years 5-12 is now possible. (Yes– quantum computing for primary and secondary level students!)
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