Exploring the role industry can play in education… Well done In2science for hosting a great panel discussion on this imperative for education.
What a fantastic diverse panel that included a keynote from Sally-Ann Williams from Google.
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Exciting times ahead for RTL! Steve Baker, Head of Product Innovation unveils the next exciting project to our Team of undergraduate engineers!
Our students participating in extension workshops want to be further extended and this new project should not disappoint!
Great to be talking with Rob Flavell about STEM at ELTHAM College
Great to see schools like ELTHAM College providing students with very authentic opportunities like training in a restaurant open to the public 4 nights a week.
The role of peer to peer in STEM Learning! Charlotte from EMC now a STEM Leader helps Finn in Tinkercad!
Phi, a postgraduate engineer teaches the students who picked up Tinkercad with lightening speed.
Great to be part of a Design Thinking Workshop to help Robogals reach 200K girls before 2020!
Great to attend today’s IoT Innovation Expo – Smart Food and Fibre at KPMG
Interesting to note that whilst we get excited about R&D in this country we’re not so good at ultimately adopting!
Great Mentor to Mentor Session hosted at Forest Hill College – 13 Mentors!
It’s all about the Team!
Future Developers of Augmented Reality (AR) content in the making. Thank you Appearition! Why you don’t always need large numbers of students out on industry visits.
Today students from Woodleigh – Penbank Campus, Cornish College and Glendal PS joined Justin de Lacy, (an Adobe Campus Leader at Woodleigh) and I at the Appearition Head Office in the CBD.
Go Girl Go for IT Thank you night hosted at NAB Docklands!
It was so good to see such energy in the room from numerous supporters of Girls in STEM at the Thank you night.
Great to see the Iconic Tram at Fitzroy High School whilst talking about Ag Tech with Linda Mitchell.
Penny Stray, Hands On Learning Facilitator gave Bernd Meyer, Deputy Dean at Monash a tour of the Kitchen Garden she and the students are responsible for.