Tackling Systemic Challenges in Education, Supporting the New Majority Learners and Lifelong Skilling

Edalex Video Interview with Bill Hughes from EDL - Tackling Systemic Challenges in Education, Supporting the New Majority Learners and Lifelong Skilling

In this interview, Dan McFadyen, Managing Director of Edalex, and Bill Hughes, President and CEO of Education Design Lab explore the Lab’s work to create a more inclusive and adaptable learning ecosystem. EDL focuses on “New Majority Learners” (or STARs) who are underserved by traditional education pathways. Their XCredit project validates skills acquired through alternative routes, making them recognisable and transferable. The discussion also covers the complexities of standardising skill recognition and the transformative potential of educational technology. EDL envisions a future where community colleges become “talent partners” for industry, fostering lifelong skilling opportunities, and ensuring that edtech supports all learners, particularly the New Majority.

Edalex announces launch of new self-paced guide ‘How to Recognise Skills in Your Curriculum’

Credentialate Free Self-Paced Guide - How to Recognise Skills in Your Curriculum

Edalex, the company powering organisations’ single source of truth for skills, credentials and learning data, is thrilled to announce the launch of a new free Credentialate guide, “How to Recognise Skills in Your Curriculum.” This self-paced, practical guide is designed to empower educators, instructional designers, and educational institutions with the tools and knowledge to effectively […]

Edalex selected for a fifth consecutive placement in the HolonIQ ANZ EdTech 50 in 2024

Edalex selected for a fifth consecutive placement in the HolonIQ ANZ EdTech 50 in 2024

Edalex, a company that provides organisations with a single source of truth for skills and learning data, has been included in the HolonIQ 2024 ANZ EdTech 50 list for the fifth consecutive year. This recognition highlights Edalex’s ongoing contributions to the education technology sector in Australia and New Zealand. The company’s focus on skills-based solutions and integration of new technologies, such as gen AI, has solidified its position as a leader in the field.

HSPA recognised at Public Education Awards 2024 in Secretary’s Award for School Achievement for their Mastery Learning System

Hunter School of Performing Arts won the Secretary’s Award for School Achievement at the Public Education Awards 2024 for their Mastery Learning System. Image credit: Rod Thompson, Newcastle Weekly.

Edalex congratulates the Hunter School of Performing Arts (HSPA) for winning the Secretary’s Award for School Achievement for their Mastery Learning System. Co-designed with Edalex and Learning Vault, this innovative system has been recognised both nationally and internationally. The award, presented by NSW Department of Education Secretary Murat Dizdar PSM at Sydney Town Hall, highlights HSPA’s dedication to enhancing learning experiences and fostering student achievement.

Inside the Quest to Tame Gen AI to Benefit Education and Society

Edalex Video Interview - Inside the Quest to Tame Gen AI to Benefit Education and Society - Julian Ridden

In this interview, Dan McFadyen, Managing Director of Edalex, and Julian Ridden, Head of Growth for Australia at Quizizz delve into the role of AI in education. They discuss the potential benefits and risks of AI, emphasising the need for thoughtful integration in educational settings. They also highlight the importance of understanding the risks associated with AI, such as bias and data security. The conversation emphasises the need for caution in AI adoption and the importance of using AI to solve genuine problems in education. Overall, they express optimism about the future of AI, and its ability to enhance human experiences and education, while also acknowledging the need for proactive measures to adapt to technological advancements.