If reports in the media can be trusted, then “knowing” isn’t what it used to be. It seems that we are all caught in a rip, being swept helplessly from a knowledge-based world into a post-truth society, where robots will take all the best jobs. The latest edition of the Innovating Pedagogy report, published annually by […] … learn more→

Technological innovations permeate nearly every facet of society and are changing the shape of major institutions such as computing infrastructure, the criminal justice system, the economy and the educational system. For each major change, ethical and accountability questions come to the forefront of discussion among public advocates, legislators and citizens. All parties agree that newfound […] … learn more→

The grand orator at today’s graduation couldn’t be bothered to take out her facial piercings! Gross! What a slob!” This tweet, written last November, was clearly designed to be offensive, and it hit home, blindsiding me and briefly knocking my confidence. I had gone for the role as public orator because it troubled me that […] … learn more→

Organizational leaders must fulfill many roles and responsibilities. This may include mission critical tasks such as establishing corporate goals and developing operational strategies. The primary objective of effective organizational leaders is to ensure the best possible outcomes for all interested stakeholders including shareholders, employees and target consumers. These high-level executives establish and oversee the completion […] … learn more→

The number of students being suspended or expelled from Australian schools is “skyrocketing”, according to news reports. These note a 10% increase in suspensions over two years at NSW primary schools and that students in south-western Sydney are being suspended more than four times as often as students in other parts of the city. Suspension and […] … learn more→

When the Facebook data of 50m users was collected by Cambridge academic Aleksandr Kogan, his actions reportedly came to the attention of colleagues who regarded his subsequent use of the data as unethical. The university revealed that Kogan had unsuccessfully applied for ethics approval in 2015 to use data collected on behalf of GSR, a commercial enterprise he set […] … learn more→

I generally teach mathematics. While this subject is usually considered brutally objective, in a real sense it’s an ideology: the ultimate goal of my class is, indeed, to get all my students to chant the same thing at the same time, like a pack of local news journalists (and I use that word with maximum […] … learn more→

Buѕіnеѕѕ travel іѕ on thе rіѕе as аn іnсrеаѕіng numbеr оf companies hаvе customer bаѕеѕ аll оvеr thе wоrld; the Intеrnеt whіlѕt making the wоrld ѕmаllеr has increased the роtеntіаl markets аvаіlаblе; It іѕ buѕіnеѕѕ trаvеlеrѕ though whо are feeling thе ѕtrаіn with іnсrеаѕіng ѕtrеѕѕ аnd fаtіguе lеvеlѕ. There аrе ѕоmе thіngѕ you can do […] … learn more→

The importance of higher education in our lives is undoubtedly high. To gain a respectable job, one must possess certain qualification certificates. Only if a person has well recognized certificates to back its higher educational skills, he can get a good job. This so called not only strengthens you with monetary support but also elevates […] … learn more→

If you go by the ads for some language learning apps, you can “have a conversation in a new language in three weeks”. But the experience of most Australians when trying to learn a new language is more likely to resemble that of our prime minister who, a few years ago, wrote: Learning any language at school is…difficult […] … learn more→