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Digital learning app Te Whanake to make Maori language education accessible anywhere, anytime
A new digital learning app for Maori language could contribute to the growing number of te reo speakers in New Zealand.
UNESCO World Press Freedom lecture to tackle NZ media challenges
The UNESCO World Press Freedom lecture will be livestreamed here tonight - Tuesday 6 May.
New book on South Pacific journalism looks at region’s history and challenges
A new book which examines contemporary media concepts such as critical development journalism, conflict-sensitive journalism and deliberative journalism in the context of the South Pacific region is being launched at AUT University.
Seafaring professor helps to keep Sir Peter Blake’s legacy alive
Joining a group of scientists, academics and educators and 12 outstanding young New Zealanders on the recent 13-day Young Blake Expedition to the subantarctic islands was a ‘huge privilege’ says AUT Professor of Marine Tourism Mark Orams.
BuzzShift’s Cameron Gawley to talk ‘digital disruption’ at The Project
Organisers of The Project: Digital Disruption have announced the final four names on the speaking line-up, including American digital strategist Cameron Gawley.
AUT University scholarships encourage doctoral study
AUT’s Vice Chancellor, Derek McCormack has awarded 24 scholarships each worth $95,000 to support high calibre international and domestic doctoral candidates to complete their studies.
Authentic content key to connecting with Chinese markets via social media
In the fast changing digital media landscape authentic content and narratives are vital to branding no matter who is using it.
AUT graduates take Axis Awards by storm
AUT advertising creativity graduates picked up more awards than ever at the annual Axis Advertising Industry Awards in March, with a total of 65 Axis awards going their way.
Manukau Harbour researchers keen to hear from locals
Tourism researchers exploring the recreation and tourism potential of the Manukau Harbour want to hear from as many locals and visitors as possible about the way they use the harbour.
Japanese language network aims to reverse decline
A newly formed language teachers’ network is determined to reverse the decline in Japanese language study, says co-chair, AUT School of Language and Culture senior lecturer Dallas Nesbitt.