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EPISODE · Nov 7, 2021 · 29 MIN

IMPACT | S2 | Ep 2 | Taking classroom tech beyond the ‘wow‘ factor

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Humanity has never been more immersed in technology. But as its influence grows in every aspect of our lives, CQUniversity Associate Professor of Information and Communication Technology Michael Cowling says debate continues to rage about technology’s role in the classroom. The academic and tech enthusiast is a National Teaching Fellow advocating for pedagogy before technology, and he shares his research-informed approach on this second episode of IMPACT research podcast series two.   While A/Prof Cowling has experienced the transformative power of putting students in Extended Reality, he also warns that we shouldn't assume young people will automatically "get" technology - but they will need to for navigating our digital future.    Follow A/Prof Cowling on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, and explore his Collaborative Research & Engagement Around Technology Education (CREATE) lab here. Watch his Study Australia Masterclass on Extended Reality (XR) in the Classroom here. IMPACT is CQUniversity's research podcast, exploring ground-breaking research projects, and their real world impacts. 

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