Online Learning

Education
India’s COVID-19 divide in digital learning
There’s an unfolding education crisis in India, as the pandemic highlights the inequalities faced by students, teachers and families trying to learn online

Arts & Culture
The international students trying to understand Australia from afar
Remote learning means many international students don’t have the opportunity to understand Australia as a country and a culture

Education
How do we teach students about their wellbeing online?
As schools across the globe have settled into online teaching, the next step will be how to teach social emotional learning in digital classrooms

Arts & Culture
Learning a language at home: You are not alone
High demand for online language learning during COVID-19 confinement indicates our craving for real-life travel might be met by virtual voyages within language communities

Education
Helping Year 12 students stay on track
As Term 2 starts for many students, COVID-19 means schooling at home has become a reality. So, how can parents and carers help? Particularly those in their final year of school?

Education
Can you really Google your way through a medical degree?
A surprising number of university students are turning to sources like Wikipedia for their studies

Education
The creative disruption of higher ed
Digital technology is changing how we learn. In this edited extract from his book The Australian Idea of a University, Vice Chancellor Glyn Davis looks at the global impact of e-learning on traditional universities

Education
Daring to learn how to learn
A study of over 100,000 online learners finds that learning is a skill in itself that involves being prepared to take a risk, engaging with peers and having an independent streak