Teaching and learning

Many co-creation projects fail not for lack of goodwill, but because power is never explicitly addressed. Learn practical ways to tackle hierarchy and empower students

Turning presentations into a visual storytelling task allows international students to demonstrate their learning through elements such as sound, visuals, silence and pacing rather than just language

Gen Z students don’t need flashy visuals to keep them engaged. They want clear, effective design, say Svetoslav Georgiev and Joseph Tinsley

Educators who teach first-year writing courses need to use their leverage to ensure students arrive on campus with skills that match expectations, writes Daniel M. Gross

An assessment flowchart can help guide educators through the delicate balance of whether or not to allow GenAI in their assignment design. Here’s how it works

Hear experts from four Australian universities discuss how educators, course designers, professional development teams and institutions can embed the skills for effective co-creation in the classroom

Embed inclusivity into your course to harness the diversity of international cohorts. Here’s how

Some of the most powerful innovations in teaching don’t come from policy mandates – they come from freedom to play, writes Danny Oppenheimer

Centralised app delivery helps campus IT teams support remote access while maintaining compliance and minimizing operational strain.

As digital transformation accelerates, universities and colleges are becoming high-value targets for cybercriminals.
Higher education systems hold vast troves of student and staff personal data, intellectual property from cutting-edge research, and sensitive financial records, making them prime targets for ransomware, data breaches, and other cyberattacks.
Unlike many commercial sectors, academia’s mission of openness and collaboration expands attack surfaces and heightens risk.