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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"Have you heard of Google X? It's a secret laboratory located within the vicinity of Google's headquarters where a special team of scientists and entrepreneurs aim to make world-shattering advancements to technology ..." 
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"The impact of modern technology on human healthcare is obvious. From the first heart transplant to robotic prosthetics, technology has been responsible for improving the lives of millions of injured or ill people..."
Haylee King's curator insight,
June 3, 2013 11:35 PM
A captivating and interesting article that combines two key learning areas in the curriculum: the arts and technology education. In this aspect, the two subject areas work together in the medical context to heal sick patients. Although a slightly left wing topic that veers away from education, this article provides an interesting aspect into how education, the arts and technology specifically can be used outside of the classroom in real world contexts in order to teach and heal. Based on these revelations, the article is a fantastic reference for educators to use to prove to students the importance of real world learning in a global context using the arts and technology. |
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"Cybersecurity experts’ predictions for the year ahead: from ransomware and healthcare hacks to social media scams and state-sponsored cyberwar ..."
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"At a time when many of healthcare's greatest challenges are business problems, more and more doctors are adding three extra letters after their names ..."
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