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Tito Ambyo – Fact Checking Your Mother

Leigh Blackall October 20, 2017Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

Tito Ambyo teaches Journalism Technologies for the Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) program at RMIT University, and in this recording he explains the second project in the course, Fact Check Your Mother. In … Read More

Collaborative Submissions to the Digital Economy Strategy

Leigh Blackall October 17, 2017Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

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The Australian Department of Industry, Innovation and Science are calling for submissions to help form a Digital Economy Strategy in 2018. Perhaps this is an opportunity for your students, or … Read More

Talking the Walk: Innovating in footwear, Step 2

Emma Yench February 14, 2017Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

In an attempt to address this plaintive refrain and reduce the number of times Andrew needs to repeat standard demonstrations, basic machine and technique procedures have been filmed and edited … Read More

Talking the walk: Innovating in footwear. Step 1

Emma Yench and Leigh Blackall November 9, 2016Research and Innovation1 Comment

“We want to have more contact with industry”. “We don’t know where we go from here”, “We don’t have enough skill to go out on our own, we wish the … Read More

And I’ll take the Low Road: Innovative Online and Maker Space Design

Howard Errey November 8, 2016Research and Innovation4 Comments

I am curious that a number of architecture books have been very influential in online design. These include the classic A Pattern Language and more recently Dan Hill’s Dark Matter … Read More

The hackathon: Commons to Wikidata to Open Street Maps

Leigh Blackall November 2, 2016Research and Innovation2 Comments

From left: Leigh Blackall, Alex Lum, Cathy Leahy, Zainaindira Nehme and Jane McGlashan

We held a hackathon at the Learning and Teaching Conference this year, here’s what we made: A map of public art within 500m of the RMIT Campus After photographing instances … Read More

Drones at RMIT Event

Howard Errey October 25, 2016Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

The federal government has recently passed legislation allowing drones under 2kg to be flown without user certification. This has opened the market to innovations from companies competing for consumer interest, … Read More

RMIT Teaching and Learning OpenConference and hackathon

Leigh Blackall October 11, 2016Research and Innovation2 Comments

24-25 October 2016 RMIT University How did it go? Two days working on questions relating to teaching, learning, education, data and data visualisation. If you’re curious, just come along for part … Read More

RMIT Vietnam Hackathon

Howard Errey July 19, 2016Research and InnovationLeave a Comment

A number of us have been discussing how we might set up a data hackathon at RMIT Melbourne. It was great to find out that RMIT Vietnam is planning a … Read More

Disruption in Innovation

Zaina Indira Nehme June 16, 2016Research and Innovation2 Comments

Some of you would have read my previous blog,  Reflecting upon the concept of Innovation, in which I shared some of my thoughts about the origin and definition of the … Read More

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