Teaching and learning

Competitive video gaming is growing – and its power could be harnessed in your classroom. Here’s how to integrate esports to foster transferable skills in students

By shifting focus from analysis to design, educators not only better align electronics engineering education with industry needs but also ignite students’ creativity and problem-solving capabilities, writes Ji-Jon Sit

Placing teaching tasks along a spectrum between AI and human strengths can help university educators make use of the best of both worlds

Many business students struggle to communicate with impact. Teach them to pitch ideas on a single page to build clarity, confidence and work-ready communication skills

StrikePlagiarism.com has embarked on a strategic series of educational workshops across Cambodia, equipping universities with the tools and knowledge to safeguard academic integrity in an era dominated by artificial intelligence.
Guided by StrikePlagiarism.com’s leading experts, these sessions dive deep into the disruptive impact of generative AI technologies on higher education — offering actionable insights, global best practices, and scalable solutions for institutions seeking to protect authorship, originality, and academic standards.

In a world where speed, scale, and academic trust are non-negotiable, StrikePlagiarism.com integrates directly into the platforms where academic life unfolds — the Learning Management Systems. Our LMS-based deployment is not just seamless, it is fully embedded: enabling instructors to check assignments, review AI-generated content, assess grammar, leave comments, and assign grades — all within their existing digital classrooms.

Use this four-step framework to help your students work through problems and develop their analytical and creativity skills

Educators and influencers share a common goal: engagement. So, what strategies can university teachers take from social media platforms that have mastered the art of audience capture?

For students about to embark on their study journey in Australia, finding a safe, convenient and comfortable "second home" is a crucial step to starting a wonderful study life. Australia, a popular destination for both domestic and international students, attracts numerous students with its three popular cities: Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, which offer high-quality educational resources and diverse cultural environments. However, it is challenging for one to quickly identify accommodation areas with a high safety index and suitable for students in an unfamiliar city.

With students subjected to a steady stream of memes and manipulated narratives, teaching media literacy isn’t something university educators should do; it’s something they must. Cayce Myers offers advice for a misinformation age