Mobile learning and gamification are key to engaging with the modern workforce
Combining microlearning with mobile has created one of the most exciting changes in learning and development in decades.
Combining microlearning with mobile has created one of the most exciting changes in learning and development in decades.
The Australian Computing Academy has launched the Schools Cyber Security Challenges, which will see cyber security taught to Australian high school students in years 7 to 10.
To meet the skill demands of the Fourth Revolution we must look to the capabilities of our existing workforce, moving systematically to a lifelong learning model.
Telstra is set to recruit 1,500 new staff in tech roles, to be sourced “where the best talent is available, both within and outside of Australia,” the company’s CEO Andy Penn announced yesterday.
Girl Geek Academy has partnered with Deloitte Digital and 99designs to launch a week-long work experience program for year 10 students.
Meeum was founded by Elyse Maberley and Sam Hemphill with the goal of broadening access to coding education.
RMIT Online has partnered with Silicon Valley-based education provider Udacity to launch a series of online courses focused on bridging the tech skills gap.
The more skills your staff have, the better equipped your business is to face this exciting age of digital disruption.
WithYouWithMe looks to combat veteran unemployment rates through its online job matching platform, which pairs veterans to jobs.
Jugglr is an app helping stay-at-home mothers connect with others in their local area and offer each other their professional services.
Pollenizer has today announced the launch of Next Monday, a program in Geelong to help the hundreds of workers who will be finishing up at the Ford factory following its closure this Friday figure out their next steps.