Education stories - Page 21

Global IT advocacy group, TBM Council, appoints new board members including Fumbi Chima and RJ Hazra to expand diversity and expertise.

CybeReady appoints Bonnie Hampton as Vice President of Sales, North America, to expand sales operations and focus on training employees against cyber-attacks.

PPDS appoints Alison Maxson as Senior Marketing Manager for North America, leveraging her 17 years of B2B expertise and dedication to gender diversity.

Logitech unveils new stylus for students and teachers to use with touchscreen Chromebooks, featuring 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity.

Brisbane's Redeemer Lutheran College is partnering with BES IT to upgrade its internet and campus security, enhancing connectivity for students and staff.

The updates across Jamf Teacher and Jamf Parent apps, which are provided as part of the Jamf School offering, support remote and hybrid classroom environments.

IT spending in Australia to grow 3.6% in 2021, with utilities, government, education and healthcare sectors leading the way, says Gartner.

Educational technology integration is crucial for today's classrooms, with benefits including better student outcomes and increased engagement.

Flinders University undergoes 'sweeping' digital overhaul, implementing Workday software to transform its IT systems and support staff excellence.

As COVID-19 cyber attacks rise, Wavelink underscores the imperative of advanced technology and robust education to mitigate risks and safeguard businesses.

Tribal Group secures five-year contract with New South Wales-based HETI to implement new student management system.

Auckland ICT Graduate School has subscribed its entire class to Amazon Web Services in order to bridge the gap between graduates and the workforce.

Over 8,000 Kiwi children joined a live virtual creative writing workshop from Christchurch, boosting their emotional wellbeing with the support of Cisco.

SimPHARM, a state of the art simulation tool developed at the University of Otago and now commercially licensed by a United States-based company.

Australian students demand more from universities, seeking fully digitised education, with 54% ready to switch institutions for better tech and innovation.

Five design and arts colleges have been incorporated to create New Zealand’s largest independent specialised creative and IT college.

The game has been designed to give future business people and construction workers a taste of what it’s like to build their own company.

OneSmart launches AI-powered education tools aimed at enhancing student learning through customisation and interactive technology, revealed in Shanghai.

The TravelMate X514 is designed for business and commercial use, while the Chromebook Spin 13 aims for the growing classroom device market.

New Zealand's Tertiary Education Commission collaborates with industry partners to develop an API enhancing student data integration with the LNAAT application.