Reducing social isolation
Step by step instructions will help isolated older people to stay connected online.
Visit this articleAs another year winds up we are grateful that our research has been able to continue this year despite the pandemic. Online conferences have become a new normal although we miss valuable face-to-face interactions and collaborations with our international colleagues.
We are already planning for 2022, so if you would like to partner with our staff or students, whether on a new project or making good use of research we've already undertaken, we'd love to hear from you.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
ISSN 2624-084X
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Learning in lockdown
Online learning provides opportunities for creative interaction with effective use of technologies.
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Sound travels
Performances in this transportable venue would combine the magic of music with modern architecture.
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The run down
The referees, as well as the players, need to be fit for the demands of elite rugby.
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Automated irrigation
One of our Auckland-based IT students has designed a device for plant care.
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Chasing dreams
Dunedin Dream Brokerage brought art to the suburbs during lockdown in 2020.
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New pathways to achievement
A new book by Heather Carpenter and Glenys Ker explores the facilitation of independent learning in tertiary education, and the new pathways this provides for learner achievement.
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Cricket experience
A new programme will provide a taster of cricket for young people new to the game.
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Carbon capture
Marion Wassenaar's artworks highlight the fragility of carbon-based life and lifestyles.
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