Podcast: The Australian Computing Academy with Nicola O’Brien Follow Us: Comments 0 The Australian Computing Academy with Nicola O'Brien About Meet Nicola O’Brien, a computing education specialist who works with the Australian Computing Academy that is helping teachers implement the Digital Technologies Curriculum in classrooms around the country. We chat with Nicola to find out just what ACA has been doing and the impact that they’re making! Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education More Information About the FizzicsEd Podcast About Nicola O’Brien Nicola O’Brien is the founder of Code Rangers, a start-up that teaches kids to code and helps teachers to bring coding to their schools. She currently works at the Australian Computing Academy, University of Sydney. She is a computing education specialist tasked with creating and delivering engaging curriculum-aligned content on digital technologies. She loves seeing students bring their ideas to life and unleash their coding superpowers. Nicola on Twitter Ready, Set, Code! Book Australian Computing Academy With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It’s not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it’s about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! Hosted by Ben Newsome Other Episodes Episode: 23 " Innovators & educational risk-takers unite! " Comments 0 Live at EduChange… it’s #EC17! Ben Newsome October 14, 2017 Edchat Education Events Podcasts Teaching Hundreds of educators & innovators converged on Melbourne’s Royal Melbourne Exhibition Building to challenge thoughts & create new ideas around how we all can support schools to extend students learning. Since the launch of EC14, Educhange has rapidly grown into the most exciting education event in Australia. Supported by the... Read More Listen Episode: 9 " Working for western Sydney kids! " Comments 0 Combining science, sport & leadership with the GWS Giants Ben Newsome July 11, 2017 Edchat Education Outdoors Outreach Podcasts Sport STEM Teaching Working with disadvantaged communities can be challenging yet incredibly rewarding. Meet Gavin Robertson, Ali Faraj and Emad Elkheir from the GWS Giants, a major football team who is not only kicking goals on the field but is also working tirelessly with schools, libraries, charities and more to unearth the biggest... Read More Listen Love Science? Subscribe! Join our newsletter Receive more lesson plans and fun science ideas. Calendar of Events Powered by Eventbrite Featured Article Create a science fair at your school that draws attention! Topics Apps [11] Agriculture [2] Art [12] Augmented Reality [4] AussieED [1] Awards [10] Big History [1] Biology [34] Books [1] China [1] Churchill Fellowship [19] Cleveland [1] Club [4] Coding [12] Cooking [3] Dinosaurs [6] Distance Education [31] Eastershow [2] Edchat [213] Edtech [58] Education [162] Educhange [5] Environment [25] Events [38] Farming [1] Food [2] Gaming [6] Gifted [6] History [2] Indigenous [3] Kids [30] Kids Parties [5] Kitchen Chemistry [6] Maker Space [11] Maths [6] Media [14] Museums [30] Music [1] NASA [6] National Science Week [2] Outdoors [28] Outreach [32] Ozscied [2] Podcasts [103] Pop Culture [4] Preschool [21] Remote Education [3] Robotics [8] Safety [2] Scicomm [126] Scied [34] Science [4] Science News [4] Social Media [7] Soils [1] Space Science [14] Sport [7] STEM [169] Teaching [200] Television [2] Toys & Gadgets [1] Video Conferencing [29] Virtual Excursions [3] Edutech [24] Distance Learning [3] primary education [31] literacy [2] secondary education [22] Christmas [1] experiments [5] seasonal [1] competitions [6] careers [2] Physics [2] Chemistry [1] design thinking [4] project-based learning [4] family [3] Inclusive education [3] Classroom management [1] Student encouragement [1] STEAM [1] Higher education [1] teacher [0] Vacation care [1] middle school [1] Artificial Intelligence [1] Sustainability [0] UN SDGs [0] Global [0] International [1] Chinese student visits [1] Science & Technology Camps [1] Load More Topics
Meet Nicola O’Brien, a computing education specialist who works with the Australian Computing Academy that is helping teachers implement the Digital Technologies Curriculum in classrooms around the country. We chat with Nicola to find out just what ACA has been doing and the impact that they’re making! Hosted by Ben Newsome from Fizzics Education
About Nicola O’Brien Nicola O’Brien is the founder of Code Rangers, a start-up that teaches kids to code and helps teachers to bring coding to their schools. She currently works at the Australian Computing Academy, University of Sydney. She is a computing education specialist tasked with creating and delivering engaging curriculum-aligned content on digital technologies. She loves seeing students bring their ideas to life and unleash their coding superpowers. Nicola on Twitter Ready, Set, Code! Book Australian Computing Academy
With interviews with leading science educators and STEM thought leaders, this science education podcast is about highlighting different ways of teaching kids within and beyond the classroom. It’s not just about educational practice & pedagogy, it’s about inspiring new ideas & challenging conventions of how students can learn about their world! Hosted by Ben Newsome
Hundreds of educators & innovators converged on Melbourne’s Royal Melbourne Exhibition Building to challenge thoughts & create new ideas around how we all can support schools to extend students learning. Since the launch of EC14, Educhange has rapidly grown into the most exciting education event in Australia. Supported by the...
Working with disadvantaged communities can be challenging yet incredibly rewarding. Meet Gavin Robertson, Ali Faraj and Emad Elkheir from the GWS Giants, a major football team who is not only kicking goals on the field but is also working tirelessly with schools, libraries, charities and more to unearth the biggest...
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