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5 benefits of continuous staff training in the workplace Regular training in the workplace is not just about building up the skills within a business in an effort to improve a company’s bottom line (although this is an obvious perk); it’s also about a lifelong education ethos that will satisfy the natural curiosity innate to […]
On August 26th, the commercialization efforts of staff and students who are developing new technologies, products or services from Curtin research were recognized at the Curtin Commercial Innovation Awards. Anne Furness and her team from the School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science won the Teaching and Learning Award for their Virtual Home Visit (VHV) Training Tool. […]
The concept of Virtual Reality classrooms would be such an improbable idea if this was the year 1960 (or anytime leading to 2000s). The boom of VR startups and capital raised for this technology is a clear indication that VR has uses for different sectors such as gaming, military, health, and even education. The VR […]
In this modern age, young minds pick up new information faster through learning in digital environments. This is one of the pros of the internet realm and high-tech gadgets. Parents train toddlers (or keep them busy) with an iPad or mobile phone. Isn’t it surprising that students can learn everything about the Solar System through […]
One of the world’s problems now is that it has a lot of well-informed Earth citizens, but not everyone cares about it. “In 2012, 27% of Americans describe themselves as “environmentally-conscious,” and 31% say they “care a great deal about the current state, and future, of the environment.” These percentages both represent a fall-off from […]
