Interactive program teaches kids about practical applications of AI
The program covers computer vision, natural language processing, cutting edge robotics, generative AI and more
Brett Henebery is the editor and lead news reporter of The Educator. During his six years with the publication, he has helped establish a portfolio from across Australia’s K-12 and higher education sectors. His specialty areas include the best practices in teaching, education technology, and education reform across Australia and APAC.
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Leading education providers unite to support educational excellence
Five of The Educator's valued sponsors explain why they'll be supporting the Australian Education Awards 2023
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The teacher going above and beyond to make maths fun for kids
Holly Millican's successful approach is boosting students' confidence and engagement in maths
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Australia’s biggest celebration of active travel approaches
More than 350,000 Australian students will be riding, walking, scooting and skating to school on 24 March
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Exclusive: Schools need to rethink student wellbeing programs – new report
The Educator speaks to Biljana Nikolova, NAB's executive for education, about the report's findings
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$1.4m grant funds new opportunities for early career teachers
The Educator speaks to Luda Kovalev, an early career teacher from Loganlea State High School in Queensland
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Three ways principals can leverage AI for impact
An expert tells The Educator how AI can be embedded in schools' decision making and pedagogical approaches
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School cybersecurity in 2023: What’s your incident response plan?
Three cybersecurity experts explain how principals can effectively safeguard their school's data
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Exclusive: Schools invited to join revolutionary world-first education model
The 'game-changing' teaching and learning model is now available for schools to implement
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Schools facing new challenges as camps, excursions resume
The Educator speaks to Paul Trotter, Security and Intelligence Lead at World Travel Protection