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An ‘arms race’ raging between cheating and detection in the education sector?

Jan 17, 2023
Jack Goodman on AM980 CKNW's The Mike Smyth Show: There is an ‘arms race’ between cheating and detection in the PSE sector - what needs to happen next?

Prevention, not policing: academic integrity at PAEB2020

May 13, 2020
Dr Mary Davis of Oxford Brookes University gave a fascinating presentation sharing her insight and leadership on academic integrity at the PAEB2020 conference, sponsored by Studiosity

Holiday reading: Our Kindle recommendations

Dec 20, 2018
Enjoy the festive season with a good book - or ten! Reading ebooks is an easy and environmentally friendly way to absorb tonnes of knowledge, keep your brain entertained, and improve your vocabulary while you're at it.

Is ignorance power? The constant confusion of Homo Deus

Oct 11, 2017
We're all cyborg-gods who don't know how to adapt to change, says Yuval Noah Harari in his sequel to Sapiens, Homo Deus. Let's look deeper into this, shall we?

Breeding brainpower through connection

May 30, 2017
A quick look at The Rational Optimist by Matt Ridley, in relation to the connectivity of what we do.

EARCOS 2016 Learnings: 3 Simple Steps To Open Your Mind To Change

Oct 31, 2016
Our world is changing so quickly that we need to figure out how to make the next generation capable of adapting within their own lifetimes. Here are three simple and small ways to become aware of the importance of breaking habits.

Adapting High School Education For The Emerging Age of Robots

May 25, 2016
Jack Goodman reviews the new documentary 'Most Likely to Succeed', a film about a group of teachers and students experimenting with a radical rethink of how teachers should teach and how students learn best.

Google And Parents Steering 84% of Aussie Students In the Wrong Direction

Feb 19, 2016
New research has revealed that up to 84% of Australian school students who turn to Google and their parents for help are risking poor learning outcomes.

Research Shows Most Students Going Online For Homework Help

Jan 29, 2016
New research from the NBN Digital Parenting Report has found that 75% of students are using the internet to assist them with learning at home.

8 Ways Responsible Internet Use Can Benefit Families

Jan 11, 2016
Parenting in the modern age can be overwhelming at times. The headlines are full of online dangers. Even though our technology poses real threats, responsible Internet use can offer our families a myriad of benefits.

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