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Makerspaces, 3d printing and collaborative learning events

Emma Yench and Thembi Mason October 12, 2016Educational Technology1 Comment

Following on from our tours of the Library at the Dock, and RMIT’s AMP Centre discussed in this post, we visited, along with a small group of Education staff, the … 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

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