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School approved apps could pose risks to Australian children’s data

A new research led by the University of New South Wales has found approximately 200 school-endorsed Android apps have been harvesting children’s data to third parties. These apps operate behind highly complex privacy policies with many teachers and parents unaware of their security risks. Image: Image Credit: RDNE Stock Project / Pexels Produced By: Toni …

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Revitalising lecture attendances in Australian universities

As many universities in Australia grapple with declining lecture attendance numbers, questions remain as to what their future holds. There has been much discourse over the effectiveness of the traditional lecture structure in the era of flexible digital learning. So what can be done to revitalise lecture attendances for the next generation of Australian students? …

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Australia’s biggest campus racism survey calls for more voices

Over 60,000 university students and staff have already taken part in a groundbreaking national survey on racism at Australian universities. The Australian Human Rights Commission’s Racism@Uni survey is one of the largest studies of its kind in the country, examining how widespread racism is, what forms it takes, and its impact on campus life. The …

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