About INSPIRE
What is INSPIRE?
INSPIRE is a hub and network for excellence and enterprise in learning resulting from a strategic partnership between the Education and Training Directorate (the Department) and the University of Canberra (UC). INSPIRE works with the Faculty of Education on pre-service teacher education and the Centre for Teaching and Learning on new learning environments applying design-based approaches to learning. INSPIRE is learning commons, a place to imagine, experiment and design new ways of working and learning digitally. We focus on a futures perspective and developing foresight, not just knowledge and skills.
Funding for this building was provided by the Australia Government with additional support from the University of Canberra and the ACT Education & Training Directorate.
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ARCamp 2.0
The Augmented Reality Camp will take place on 20-21st May 2013 at the INSPIRE Centre Canberra. ARcamp is an...
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Transforming Higher Ed.
Monday October 22 saw the thoughts and opinions of educators from around Australia collide in a lively symposium hosted...
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Our INSPIRE Associates…
INSPIRE is setting new standards for the design of teaching and learning services through its implementation of a 12-month...
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Cronulla Street Summer 1973-2011
Monday September 24 saw the successful opening of Cronulla Street Summer 1973-2011, an exploratory installation of photographs taken in 1973...
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INSPIRE Opening Video
This video was created by Senior Lecturer Danny Munnerley at the University of Canberra for the INSPIRE Opening Launch...
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Watch the chemistry grow…
From salt to sugar, sand to stone – even LCD and computer screens, crystals are everywhere around us and...
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Using Learning Design for Innovative eTeaching
The new field of Learning Design provides ways to describe innovative teaching strategies, and methods for their online implementation....
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New research project
A University of Canberra led project to guide the application of technology interaction in informal learning environments, such as...
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