STEM Newsletter – Term 1 – 2024
Happy 2024 and welcome back to the Brainary’s STEM Newsletter. Over the summer break I had the opportunity to visit our STEM Education partners in Europe...
Happy 2024 and welcome back to the Brainary’s STEM Newsletter. Over the summer break I had the opportunity to visit our STEM Education partners in Europe...
Increasingly, public libraries are a popular place for STEM learning for both children and youth. Since 2023, Geelong Regional Libraries has partnered...
In 2014, I wrote a blog piece on how digital content will be delivered to university students. While drawn from my experiences as a university academic,...
GEELONG TIMES | BY Billy Higgins EMERGING technologies such as 3D printing, robotics and virtual reality experiences will soon be publicly accessible...
We were thrilled to have the Hon. Richard Marles, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia take time out of his busy schedule to officially launch our STEM...
I was lucky to attend the 2023 Next Library conference which was held in the extremely well-appointed and well-equipped Aarhus public library...
Leon Sterling | Professor In Software Engineering Computing and Information Systems at The University of Melbourne The launch of Chat-GPT in November...
Achieving Purpose, Creativity and Impact through Load Reduction Instruction Sue Floro – Head of Knox Grammar Preparatory School Ian Fairhurst –...
There is a real skills shortage in robotics in Australia at the moment and it will only increase as the industry grows. In the last four years estimated...
Dear reader, please take a moment and picture in your mind the image of a robot. What does it look like? What does it do? I was curious what the word...
Sebastian Conran makes a convincing case for why Artificial Intelligence (AI) coding is the future and why STEM education needs to foster the next generation...
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