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School replaces roll-call with face-scanning system
From next term, Ballarat Clarendon College will replace roll-call with an automated face-scanning system to monitor student attendance
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How is your school ‘future-proofing’ its students?
Studies show that 65% of today's school children will graduate into jobs that don't currently exist, presenting several important challenges for schools
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Toolkit boosts STEM opportunities for girls
A new resource is encouraging female students to study and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM)
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School shakes up learning with mixed reality
The Educator looks at how an award-winning school has been using mixed reality technology to improve teaching and learning in its classrooms
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Is this the weak link of your school's ICT network?
The Educator speaks to a technology expert about the risks associated with multifunction devices, and how schools can mitigate them
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Students get fresh look at STEM opportunities
A recently-held youth summit encouraged students to rethink how they approach STEM education
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How to give your classroom the 'X factor'
These are the most sought-after elements when it comes to creating the perfect flexible learning space
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How tech can help you get back to teaching
Technology can help teachers balance administration duties with their core job, writes Simon Jones from Civica International
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How 3D printers give time back to teachers
The Educator speaks to Konica Minolta's account manager for education, Tony Robertson about the many and varied benefits of 3D printing
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Govt reveals 10-year plan for women in STEM
The Federal Government has outlined an initiative aimed at boosting the engagement and participation of girls and women in STEM education
