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Experts call for bold reforms to protect student privacy
The interests of EdTech companies are too often prioritised over the rights of children, experts say
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How much should schools rely on AI in their risk assessments?
The Educator speaks to an expert who shares some valuable insights into this important topic
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ChatGPT-generated lesson plans effective, teachers say
A whopping 61% of K-12 educators say they would consider using ChatGPT for lesson planning after seeing what it could produce
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What Australian teachers really think of AI and its impact on learning
The Educator speaks to the people behind a nationwide survey to find out how AI is likely to shape teaching and learning
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Study reveals impact of internet use on student test scores
Mobile internet access is hurting student test scores, according to a recent study
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Levelling the digital playing field in Australia’s schools
There are calls for a new national strategy to help bridge the digital divide for Australia's disadvantaged students
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Summer camp ignites high school students' passion for tech
More than 160 students recently engaged in an intensive 10-day computer science journey, exploring AI, cyber security, and coding
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How AI could re-evaluate current approaches to teaching and learning
AI could be key to targeting students’ individual learning needs, new research suggests
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Common traits of top Australian schools in 2023 exams
One successful program is helping to improve exam preparation, academic results and teachers' work-life balance
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Integrating youth voice and Big Data to help disadvantaged kids
Australia faces a pressing challenge – breaking the cycles of disadvantage that have long-lasting effects on its youth. But we have new tools to help us