Teaching skills for employability and increasing student satisfaction
As remote and digital learning becomes an intrinsic part of the university experience, institutions must improve their online offering
Embracing blended learning to manage uncertainty
Challenges presented by student mobility can be mitigated by building a community online, as skills and modular learning become increasingly important
Leveraging new instructional models to make students more employable
Online learning platforms give universities new tools to aid learning continuity and student employability
3 Reasons to Attend Horizons Virtual 2020: The International Event in Higher Ed
Countdown to Horizons Virtual 2020: The International Event in Higher Education
How Covid-19 is improving university governance
Institutions have learned a lot about best practice and priorities from how they responded to the pandemic
DINOSAUR "EASTER EGGS" REVEAL THEIR CONTENTS IN 3D
High-powered X-rays of the world’s oldest fossilised dinosaur embryos show surprising similarities to the embryos of today’s crocodiles, lizards and chickens.
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THE CROCODILE ROCK
Pay close attention the next time you play a Bach concerto to your pet crocodile. If you look closely, you might just see him tapping his toes to the rhythm.
It is true. Crocodiles react to the complex frequencies heard in music such as classical music. This means that, just like mammals and even fish, they have a hierarchical way of processing sensory stimulus, enabling them to navigate their way through the world they live in.