Technology

AI Detectors Are Biased Against Non-Native English Writers AI detection is now routinely embedded in plagiarism checks. Many teachers rely on it to combat reports that nearly nine in 10 learners use tools like ChatGPT for schoolwork. When learners are flagged by these digital gatekeepers, they face extra scrutiny and are often asked to explain themselves. For non-native English speakers, this added pressure compounds the existing challenges of language acquisition and cultural adjustment. Repeated false accusations risk discouraging participation, especially among the over 830,000 international and migrant students.

Children and Media Australia: Supporting Families in the Digital World Resources that build media literacy and resilience in students,

'Nudifying’ Australian School Children Prevented Ban on app that converts images into nudes.

Social Media is Changing - Are Parents Ready? Changes can activate real psychological consequences in kids, be prepared.

Enrichment Keeps Girls in STEM Subjects Giving high school girls incentives to stick to STEM.

Virtual Reality Programs Can Help Children with Social Communication Strong evidence in support of virtual reality techniques to help break down communication barriers.

Teen’s AI-Powered Auslan Solution Earns Major Prize Young technologists bring fresh solutions.

NSW Teachers Reach for the Stars New space education program partners with leading space organisations.

Teaching in the Age of AI - Keeping Learning Human in the Classroom This isn’t a “future of learning” conversation, it’s about setting the boundaries now.

Mobile Makerspace Visits NT Schools New mobile workshop filled with tools and equipment is designed to spark interest and curiosity in STEMM.

AI Isn’t Coming for Jobs But if you can’t use it, you’ll be left behind.

Confident Learners use AI for Deeper Dives Are AI powered students learning smarter or just faster?