Digital Learning news stories

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a new deal with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) in Singapore to provide ITE staff and students with work experience and training opportunities.

"Competency is the new currency, and by creating cultures of learning and development where every team member has access to tools, employees and businesses alike can achieve their full potential.”

Digital transformation in Australian and New Zealand (A/NZ) is continuing to accelerate, but gaps remain in digital skills development support for higher education faculties.

AVEVA Unified Learning is designed to help AVEVA customers advance industrial workers from novice to expert, by using blended custom and generic experiential training modules.

As part of the collaboration, the free micro-skills marketplace will be incorporated into Commonwealth Bank’s digital feature 'Benefits finder' and 'Benefits finder for Business' via the CommBank app.

Pluralsight intends to combine A Cloud Guru’s certification courses, hands-on labs and sandboxes, exams and quizzes with the existing library of Pluralsight Skills cloud courses.

"It has been really cool to read all the reactions from kids and adults around the world, even though it’s not what everyone expected us to do."

“SAS has always been committed to the belief that knowledge is empowering, and the COVID-19 Resource Hub is our way to inform, enable and inspire the analytics community to make a difference."

The play-based learning center will provide an immersive learning experience across art, emotional, health, language, science, and social subjects.

Google Earth has a few new nifty features to take users on an exploration of culture, language, nature, weather, and remote locations.

"We're seeing great innovation around how universities are delivering curriculum, however universities need to ask studentswhether it's in the right direction."

Australian financial services organisation Suncorp doesn’t just want to teach things using lengthy work programs and face-to-face courses that are taught once.

“AMY can understand why students make a mistake, and then teach them what they need straight away so they don't get stuck."

The tutorials are designed for students who want to learn NCEA subjects but can’t make it to a physical classroom.

CEO Graeme Muller says these major tech developments will significantly impact lives of New Zealanders for the better.

Upcoming conference invites educators and the games industry to meet and look to the future of learning, together.

“If we, New Zealand, became early adopters as well as empowered our young people to work at crafting technology to solve every-day problems."

“Many New Zealand families here and overseas want to learn some te reo Māori especially for use with their young children..."

“It’s essential that students with learning support needs receive the same educational opportunities as their peers..."

Research suggests that there are significant educational benefits to some old-fashioned analogue skill sets that can be critical to the way we think.

Gaming workshops are the way to boost youth interest in science and technology, encouraging them towards gaming, programming and coding careers.

"I thought it may be useful to give you an update on where we are at with the wider education portfolio, including digital infrastructure."

"The investment will expand capacity and will focus on providing flexible learning spaces with the latest infrastructure to support digital learning."

"Wearables are becoming commonplace in our everyday life, and are now being heartily adopted by schools around the world."