The Future Impacts of Innovation-based Learning

Oct 22, 2020 - Oct 22, 2020

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The Future Impacts of Innovation-based Learning

Oct 22 2020

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The education sector is undergoing rapid disruption.

How will advancements in ed-tech impact the way we learn?

Join us for The Future Impacts of Innovation-based Learning; a curated panel of experts featuring RMIT researchers and industry leaders from iconic institutions such as the National Gallery of Victoria and Telstra working at the nexus of education and technology.

From asynchronous learning to augmented learning experiences, register now and join us on October 22 to discover what's next for education.

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