Teaching and Learning News
April 2011
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New device puts vision impaired in the picture
21 April 2011
With the help of new technology, visually impaired students may soon have the opportunity to 'picture' diagrams.
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Regenerating interest in science
14 April 2011
Co-founder of the Monash Antibody Technologies Facility (MATF) Michael Spiegel believes developing student interest in science is achievable and that the humble zebra fish has a role to play.
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The high-tech country classroom
14 April 2011
Monash University is using innovative technology to provide a virtual, real-time connection between medical students on work-placement in rural Victoria and teaching staff located at central campuses.
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Improving Indigenous health outcomes
8 April 2011
Monash University has launched a new school of Indigenous Health that will assist in bridging the gap between Indigenous Australian health outcomes and the non-Indigenous population.
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New media presents opportunity for journalism students
5 April 2011
The internet has changed the way we receive news, Monash University Senior Lecturer, Bill Birnbauer discusses the impact these changes will have on the quality of journalism and the potential opportunities for journalism students.
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Karel Martens: Artist in Residence at Monash
1 April 2011
Innovative Dutch graphic designer, artist and educator, Karel Martens, will visit Australia for the first time as the guest of the Monash University Faculty of Art and Design where he will be Artist in Residence in April.
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