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One of Australia’s leading regional institutions, the University of Newcastle (the University) has its main campus in that city, with satellite facilities throughout the Eastern Seaboard of Australia as well as a campus in Singapore. It offers graduate and postgraduate programmes to domestic and international students and boasts a major research portfolio. Until recently it also wrangled a huge array of disparate customer relationship management (CRM) systems that had been implemented across the University over many years and for different purposes. While they each served their purpose at the time, the University recognised the benefits that would accrue from building...
The Microsoft School Transformation Program is a free school-wide professional learning program that sees school leaders, teachers, learning support teachers and IT professionals build their capacity to transform their school and support students using the technology they already have at their fingertips. The Microsoft team of education experts will meet with your school and through a series of online workshops and meetings we will deliver a comprehensive professional learning strategy which leverages the Microsoft Education Transformation Framework (ETF). Uncover answers to questions your school may be asking: Are our school leaders and teachers equipped to deliver high quality educational opportunities for each and...
In September we launched Imagine Cup Junior 2021, a great opportunity for students aged 13-18 to learn about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can be used for good. It has been fantastic to see educators from all over the world registering and getting their students involved in this global AI for Good challenge. To bring the challenge to even more students, I am delighted to share details of the AI webinar and hackathon series to help students on their journey and teach them everything they need to know to get involved in Imagine Cup Junior. The series will start...
As a veteran teacher, I usually had a pretty good idea of how I could support parents and guardians with their students’ education. But sometimes a family-teacher conference would reveal something I didn’t know. I realized that together, we could work on a solution. That was before the pandemic—back when the learning environment was still fully in the classroom and educators could meet with families face-to-face. In this new remote and hybrid learning environment, we don’t have the experience to know what our families need from us. And with social distancing in place, it’s more challenging to find out. So,...
Artificial intelligence is an exciting horizon in the world of computer science, empowering technology to advance in ways never before possible. The implications of AI will reach into every sector of society, from government to entertainment, from business to environmental protection. In collaboration with Microsoft AI for Earth, we’ve created five new lessons for Minecraft: Education Edition designed to explain the principles of AI and help students take their first steps into this exciting realm of computer science. Learners will use the power of AI in a range of exciting real-world scenarios, including preservation of wildlife and ecosystems, helping people...
Tes reports …Schools have been told not to finish term early in a statement issued as part of the prime minister’s new winter plan for tackling Covid-19.… Read the rest
Daily Mirror reports …Coronavirus laws which removed vital protections for England’s vulnerable children have suffered a landmark defeat in the Court of Appeal.… Read the rest
BBC reports …The Children’s Commissioner for England, Anne Longfield, wants the care system for young people to be improved and receive more funding.… Read the rest
A coalition of charities providing residential and educational activities for children have released a “blueprint” for the continuation of outdoor learning during the pandemic.
A new body for children's social work has warned that the profession could be "overwhelmed" by the current coronavirus pandemic unless it receives greater support from government.
Bel exemple d’économie solidaire Marc Delachaussée, membre du Collège d’Experts vient, dans le cadre de l’entreprise qu’il a fondée, de réunir un Comité d’experts. Venus d’horizons divers (droit, économie, comptabilité), les personnalités composant ledit comité entendent mettre leurs compétences au service des entreprises en difficultés. Enracinée dans un souci d’économie sociale et solidaire, l’initiative entend, […]
Qu’est-ce qu’on Lacan pour être heureux ? « Qu’est-ce qu’on Lacan pour être heureux ? », c’est le titre du dernier ouvrage de Jean-Jacques Urvoy, membre du Collège d’Experts de la FEDE. Psychanalyste et designer, enseignant et écrivain, Jean-Jacques Urvoy, dans cet ouvrage, occupe très finement le terrain du développement personnel. Il aborde en effet le domaine de ce […]
Marie Sorbier productrice d’une chronique sur France culture rejoint le collège d’experts de la FEDE Quelle est votre formation ? Diplômée en master 2 à l’EAC, major de promotion, j’ai réalisé mon mémoire sur le voyage et ses racines sacrées : « le voyage est-il un pèlerinage laïque ? ». J’ai ensuite poursuivi en doctorat à l’EHESS en […]
Focus sur l’actualité d’Antoine Béon Membre du Collège d’Experts de la FEDE, Antoine Béon se livre sur la nature et les enjeux de son actualité professionnelle. Quelle est votre actualité professionnelle ? Je dirige aujourd’hui deux maisons d’édition au sein d’Hachette Livre, dont Hachette Disney dédiée à la publication d’ouvrages jeunesse (environ 350 titres par an). […]
Patrick Vieu : « Bâtir la mondialisation plutôt que la subir » Ancien élève de l’ENA (promotion 1991-1993 « Léon Gambetta »), diplômé de Sciences Po Paris et docteur en philosophie, Patrick Vieu a, entre autres fonctions, été nommé de 2012 à 2014 Conseiller « Environnement et Territoires » en charge des questions de transport et de développement durable à la Présidence […]
Online security (known as 'cybersecurity') is one of the biggest challenges that companies face. The problem is that most solutions currently on the market are very expensive and rather ineffective. To change this and to help make companies, and by extension citizens, safer, one EU-funded project is taking a new approach - one that takes into account a wide-range of information, such as social media and blogs.
Bezpieczeństwo w sieci (inaczej „cyberbezpieczeństwo”) to jedna z najważniejszych kwestii, które firmy muszą brać dziś pod uwagę. Większość dostępnych obecnie rozwiązań jest jednak droga i nieskuteczna. Aby to zmienić i chronić firmy – a w efekcie także obywateli – finansowany przez UE projekt proponuje nowe podejście uwzględniające dostęp do informacji przez media społecznościowe, blogi itp.
Die Sicherheit im Internet („Cybersicherheit“) ist eine der größten Herausforderungen für Unternehmen. Das Problem: Die aktuellen Lösungen auf dem Markt sind teuer und wenig effizient. Um das zu ändern und die Sicherheit für Unternehmen und damit für die Menschen zu verbessern, verfolgt ein EU-finanziertes Projekt einen neuen Ansatz, der Informationen aus Social Media und Blogs berücksichtigt.
La seguridad en línea (conocida como «ciberseguridad») es uno de los mayores desafíos a los que se enfrentan las empresas, pero la mayoría de soluciones en el mercado son muy caras y poco efectivas. Para cambiar esto y aumentar la seguridad de las empresas y los ciudadanos, un proyecto financiado con fondos europeos adopta un enfoque que considera fuentes información como blogs y redes sociales.
La sécurité en ligne («cybersécurité») est un défi majeur pour les sociétés. Hélas, la plupart des solutions actuellement sur le marché sont très coûteuses et plutôt inefficaces. Pour remédier à cela et mieux protéger les sociétés et les citoyens, un projet financé par l’UE adopte une nouvelle approche qui tient compte d’un large éventail d’informations, comme les réseaux sociaux et les blogs.
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