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Research based games
Funexpected maths game created with UC Berkeley
The developer’s games seek to teach complex maths concepts via a beautiful interface, all underpinned by educational research.
Innovate
Future workers will have jobs if they can innovate
Robots and artificial intelligence will take some of the less skilled work from humans but workers that can innovate will continue to thrive.
Trickle down wellbeing
Looking out for educator wellbeing
The important link between well-supported staff, student engagement and results.
Dream car
Nature Insect Car wins the Toyota Dream Car Art Contest
Some brilliant thinking won Claudia the national prize.
Facebook heavy
Crisis management with social media
There has been plenty to communicate recently and the NSW Department of Education has been relying heavily on social media to do it.
Keeping online learning rolling
The rise of online education: a learning experience for IT?
There are several emerging considerations impacting their ability to support teachers, staff, and students in the virtual world.
Patrick Hubbard, Head Geek, SolarWinds
Annual LEA Awards highlight excellence and showcase innovation
2020 Awards highlight excellence and innovation in learning environments
The 2020 Awards Ceremony was delivered via an engaging video production that highlighted a record 122 entries from Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
Be kind
Teacher-student relationships core to student attitudes to school
Kind, helpful and funny teachers encourage a lasting positive attitude in children towards school.
Online writing festival
Online writing festival for primary school kids
Online festival gives students the opportunity to team up with some of Australia's best authors.
Chilled and considerate
Tips for how teachers can talk to children about COVID-19
The virus has yet to fully go away.
Danielle Einstein
Designed by educators and architects
Unboxy – cardboard architecture for the post-COVID classroom
Unboxy is the embodiment of constructing ideas, spaces and objects. Hands-on activities give students choice through playful and sensory experiences.
Virtual Wakakirri
Wakakirri able to offer limited live events in Term 4 and Wakakirri online
Schools in States and Territories around Australia other than Victoria will be able to participate in Wakakirri Online.
Adam Loxley, Festival Director
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