An AI squared approach to enhance student support
As a lifelong Trekkie (Star Trek fan, for the uninitiated) I have long been interested in everything sci-fi - including Artificial Intelligence - especially now that AI has dropped the 'fiction' part and is something of a scientific reality. Lieutenant Commander Data was always a favourite ...
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Breeding brainpower through connection
When Yuval Noah Harari’s book Sapiens took the Studiosity office by storm a couple of months ago, it left us variously intrigued, thrilled, and...
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Why Today's Students Won't Qualify For Tomorrow's Best Jobs
75% of the fastest growing career types in Australia require science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills and knowledge, a figure...
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Surprisingly Educational Games: Boxcars
YourTutor's Alex Clatworthy explains how the game Boxcars can help kids learn about evolution.
Pluto: The Last Place We've Never Been
Tthe science of Pluto is important - no person alive today on our blue-green marble will ever again see the surface of another world imaged for the very first time.
Surprisingly Educational Games: Kerbal Space Program
Kerbal Space Program, a game which has come out of two years of beta this week, is exciting gamers and educators alike with its engaging game play and realistic physics modelling.