On behalf of the University of Canberra, I would like to formally invite you to attend the STEM Education Research Centre (SERC) Spatial Reasoning Seminar. This seminar will take place on the 23rd and 24th of November 2016 at the Read More …
Accessibility features in Learning Tools currently available in Microsoft OneNote desktop, will be available soon to Microsoft OneNote Online, Microsoft Word desktop and Online, supporting students who have dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, or ELL. Just within the web browsers, students can read Read More …
The Cisco High Schools Conference will be held on Thursday 1st December at CIT Reid, starting at 1:30pm. The conference is hosted by Canberra Institute of Technology in partnership with The Cisco Networking Academy. Canberra Institute of Technology is one Read More …
InTEACT enthusiastically supports the WIC 2016/17 Breakfast Series. “Blooming in a STEM Society” The series will commence Friday 28 October with Dr Katerina Agostino as the guest speaker. Dr Agostino holds a PhD in Sociology and in her current role leads Read More …
In partnership with Refraction Media, Google is helping to provide inspiration to students across Australia through the Careers with Code guide to show them what’s next in the future of work + study and how to get there. Throughout this guide Read More …
Earlier this year, nearly 500 tech girls set out in 124 teams in 6 states to compete in the 2016 Search for the Next Tech Girl Superhero. The program offers girls the opportunity to learn the necessary skills to become Read More …
Before the last election, ACT Labor announced a proposed new “ACT Academy of Coding and Cyber Skills”. This is a new facility to boost the capability of high school and college computing students, and to encourage more students to participate Read More …
Join us for Skype-a-thon 2016 At Microsoft, we believe a powerful way to learn is from each other and if we can connect classrooms, we can change the world. That’s why we’re empowering students and educators around the globe to do just that. On November Read More …
Over the last three years the Hour of Code has reached more than 100 million students in over 180 countries. Last year, teachers across the ACT helped make this the largest learning event in history, with record participation from girls and Read More …
Jeremy Barr-Hyde is based in Canberra and has a dedicated hobby of vintage computing collecting. The focus was Apple Macintosh but has since grown considerably to include computers and software related to all things Apple II. Jeremy has worked hard Read More …