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Following on from a successful NZARE symposium, Professor Robert Amor presented a poster of our Pilot Study findings at the annual Image and Vision Computing New Zealand conference in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington. The poster described how the impact of our...

Last week, the research team presented a symposium at the annual NZARE conference. Hosted at Waipapa Taumata Rau, the University of Auckland, the conference brought together educational researchers, practitioners, and policy makers to discuss the theme Place in...

After months of development, a new professional development programme aimed at addressing bias in education officially launched this week in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. The initiative introduces an immersive virtual reality scenario paired with bespoke anti-bias...

Congratulations to Carrie Wang who has been awarded runner-up to the Old A’s Summer Scholar Prize. The prize recognises the quality of the scholar’s work and their contribution to the relevant research project within Education. The research team were equally...

The research team is now recruiting participants for Hāpaitaia te ngākau aroha - Elevate empathy. A key part of our project is assessing the efficacy of the combined VR scenario anti-bias training on teachers and their students. The intervention study will allow us...

We are excited to announce that our pilot study is now in the data collection stage with the first focus group discussion completed today and a further four interview sessions scheduled for next week. The pilot study will give us insights into how the VR scenario...