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Discount to retrain in fast-growing tech industries
Get skills to move into new high growth jobs and study discounts for unemployed workers to retrain in fast-growing tech industries.
The world’s biggest science competition goes digital
FameLab’s new digital-only format, allows you to hang out with the brightest minds in science from your living room.
Deadly Science: Indigenous STEM program for kids
Corey Tutt, Founder of Deadly Science, a non-profit Indigenous STEM program for kids tells us what inspires him and the impact of Deadly Science in schools.
6 tech innovations in response to COVID-19
With social distancing the temporary new norm, we’re relying on digital technology more than ever. Here are 6 ways tech is helping us through the pandemic.
Free coding resources for online learning
Co-author of the Digital Technologies Curriculum and Grok Learning Founder James Curran talks free coding tools for online learning from preschool to uni.
The Internet’s funniest reactions to studying from home this week
Social distancing while trying to keep up with study? Our feeds have never been so full of hilarious study from home content.
Thanks to citizen science, you can totally contribute to coronavirus research from your couch
Defined as “public participation and collaboration in scientific research”, citizen science allows everyday people to use technology to unite towards a common goal – from the comfort of their homes.
6 pandemic-fighting STEM careers in public health
Sometimes it takes a pandemic to remind us just how life-saving maths + health gigs can be.
Young scientist describes 7 new species of dancing peacock spiders
Meet an arachnologist who is obsessed with colourful new species of dancing peacock spiders - here's how you can do some citizen science and help too.
Quiz: What’s your study-from-home style?
There are loads of different eLearning styles. Which are you?
Tips to get your STEM education content online
Hear from a Uni of Adelaide expert on how to get creative, engaging STEM education content online using technology your students will want to play with!
How to flatten the curve of coronavirus, a mathematician explains
How does social distancing help to flatten the curve? We can explain by referring to what mathematicians call “exponential growth”.
Discount to retrain in fast-growing tech industries
Get skills to move into new high growth jobs and study discounts for unemployed workers to retrain in fast-growing tech industries.
The world’s biggest science competition goes digital
FameLab’s new digital-only format, allows you to hang out with the brightest minds in science from your living room.
Deadly Science: Indigenous STEM program for kids
Corey Tutt, Founder of Deadly Science, a non-profit Indigenous STEM program for kids tells us what inspires him and the impact of Deadly Science in schools.