Bond University stories
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Bond University transitions to TechnologyOne SaaS solution
Mon, 20th May 2024
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migration
Bond University transitions to a new cloud-based system in collaboration with TechnologyOne, enhancing its student experience and digital education strategy.
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How esports is improving career prospects for growing numbers of students
Wed, 17th Apr 2024
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Esports' integration into curricula is elevating students' career prospects by equipping them with crucial transferrable skills like teamwork, communication, and critical thinking, and exposing them to a myriad of job opportunities.
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ARM Hub helps revolutionise female athlete injury protection
Mon, 9th Oct 2023
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arm hub
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sports
Fempro Armour's groundbreaking female-specific protective armour has gained support from the robotics and AI company ARM Hub.
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AutogenAI shakes up Australian Government procurement with AI bid writing
Fri, 1st Sep 2023
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ai
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government
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contracts
UK's fastest-growing AI firm, AutogenAI, has launched in Australia, revolutionizing government contract bidding.
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Women in Media and The Trade Desk announce collaborative partnership
Thu, 2nd Jan 2020
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women in technology
Women in Media partners with The Trade Desk to deliver a shared programme of activity in 2020, aiming to support women working in media.
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DNZ20 report celebrates our nation of gaming junkies
Tue, 10th Sep 2019
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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New Zealanders, with an average gamer age of 34, spend 88 minutes daily playing video games, enjoying benefits for health, education, and social connections.
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Fun for all ages: New study says yep, videogames are good for all Kiwis
Mon, 14th Aug 2017
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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A new report has dealt a blow to those in the anti-videogame club, showing that video and computer games have positive effects on the way Kiwis learn.
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Gaming Gramps: Elders across ANZ take up controllers to help ward off dementia
Mon, 24th Jul 2017
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gaming
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report
Aussie elders join the gaming revolution, picking up controllers to boost brain health and keep dementia at bay.
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Beware of tech for tech's sake warns education lecturer
Tue, 11th Apr 2017
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technology in the classroom
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pedagogy
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vested
Senior educational technology lecturer wants educators to make sure they use technology for the right reasons.
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Gaming good for kids, parents say
Mon, 30th Apr 2012
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edutech
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gaming
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digital entertainment
Parents in New Zealand are increasingly considering gaming as an important tool for their children's education, according to a report by Bond University.
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Are you the 'typical gamer'?
Thu, 27th Oct 2011
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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angry birds
New study reveals the typical NZ gamer is 33 and 47% female, reshaping stereotypes as mobile and social games attract wider audiences.
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What's the average age of an NZ gamer?
Tue, 17th Aug 2010
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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New study reveals the average NZ gamer is 33 years old, highlighting the widespread appeal and educational use of video games in family households.