Name: Education – Maximising AI for more equitable learning by Charles Sturt Stories
Duration: 20 min 6 s
Description: Featuring Lecturer in Inclusive Education in the Charles Sturt School of Education Dr Natalie Thompson.

The Charles Sturt University Podcast Series: Global Pressures explores how our essential industries are being impacted by a world under growing pressures, and the career paths that are helping these industries to overcome, adapt and survive. Each episode features experts across a range of fields who are at the cutting edge of advancement and innovation, and are navigating and developing solutions to critical challenges in IT and artificial intelligence, agriculture, social work, law and justice, and paramedicine.

Law – Informing law through First Nations culture

Paramedicine – A new age of emergencies

Social Work - Disasters generate jobs in social work

Agriculture - Food, fibre and a fight against climate change

Artificial intelligence - Balancing risk and reward

Featuring Senior Lecturer in Psychology in the Charles Sturt School of Psychology Dr Rachel Hogg.

Psychology – Setting boundaries with robot relationships

Featuring PhD student in the Charles Sturt School of Dentistry and Medical Sciences and founding director of TeleMed Mr Peter Tually.

Health – Remote scanning technology lifts regional healthcare barriers

Featuring Lecturer in Inclusive Education in the Charles Sturt School of Education Dr Natalie Thompson.

Education – Maximising AI for more equitable learning

Featuring Director of Engineering in the Charles Sturt School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering Professor Timothy Anderson.

Engineering – Smarter homes for healthier living

Featuring Senior Research Fellow in Energy and Circularity in the Gulbali Institute Dr Simon Wright, and	Director of Renewables in the Agriculture Centre of Excellence, Innovation and Impact, and Lead at Food Agility Mr Stephen Summerhayes.


Energy – Minimising waste, maximising power

Stories from our people and their
impact around Australia.

Education – Maximising AI for more equitable learning

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