Brisbane school first to adopt controversial AI software tool
While other schools and universities blacklist it, one Brisbane school has embraced artificial intelligence in the classroom.
Higher Education
Personal info stolen: Uni confirms the worst in ransomware attack
QUT have revealed up to 2500 staff and more than 60 students may have had their data stolen in last month’s cyber attack
Answers tested: How universities could stop AI cheats
We asked ChatGPT to answer two mock exam questions. Its responses were put through two plagiarism checkers, with very different results. SEE HOW THEY SCORED
Return to old school ways in uni cheating crackdown
A ‘greater use’ of pen and paper tests has been flagged as universities struggle to deal with students turning to AI tech to help them cheat.
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Stronger job prospects for rising number of VET grads
The number of Queensland students studying VET courses in high school is set to soar with the qualifications now counting towards ATAR.
Revealed: The latest and most unusual uni courses on offer
Wine, cyber security and aviation are among the new tertiary courses thousands of students will study as they head back to University this week, as institutions diversify to offer more left-of-field options.
Latest male institution to admit women
First it was Brisbane’s Tatt’s Club, now another institution that has been men-only for over a century is opening its doors to the fairer sex.
How ATAR will shake up top OP schools
The switch to ATAR could shake up how the state’s best performing schools rate next year but a top school has revealed how they plan to cling to the top.
Students enjoy best of both worlds with TAFE, uni combo
Uni students are flocking to vocational courses to boost their employment opportunities by ensuring they have practical skills for their chosen career as well as a degree.
Aussie uni’s Big Brother app to watch students
Student sleep, activity levels, alcohol and drug use could be monitored through a new phone app an Australian university will deploy. But it has privacy experts concerned.
‘Agonising’: Virus claims graduation ceremony
One of Queensland’s most prestigious universities has cancelled its graduation ceremony due to the coronavirus, in an “agonising” decision that will see students have to wait till June.
Where Australia’s most wanted graduates go to university
This Queensland university is already one of a kind, now it has topped a national survey which will be welcome news for its graduates.
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