Future of Education - why critical thinking matters more than ever
Most educators are rushing to adapt to AI without fully grasping its implications - are we teaching students just to use technology, or to critically engage with it?
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AI in higher education - chasing cheaters
My guests for this episode are Kane Murdoch and Shane Lehmann. They work in the area of academic integrity at one of Australia's major universities and have been thinking seriously about the problems facing us in academia of ensuring that students behave with integrity in their assessments. The
Navigating the social media maze for academics
Life for an academic these days seems to be getting more complex. In addition to the traditional tasks - teaching, researching, and publishing - the job has expanded to include endless grant applications and the need to develop a public persona to publicise their work. All of this is in addition to
Customer service and student support - QUT gets it
As both an educator and tertiary student I've been able to see both sides of the fence. A recent experience with Queensland University of Technology stands out as exemplary in both student support and customer service.
A change in personal circumstances recently meant that I needed to make