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Academic Rep Stella Lynch is rolling up her sleeves to advocate for a University of Otago policy that would make recordings with closed captions mandatory for all lectures, with exceptions in cases of privacy concerns. Her plan includes an impending consultation process for staff and students, and

Five wāhine have scooped the titles in this year’s University of Otago Excellence in Teaching awards.

Complementing our recent research into AI in procurement solution use cases and our wider theme around AI in general, Spend Matters has been undertaking a series of interviews with senior procurement practitioners to gauge the level of interest in, and infiltration of, AI and generative AI (GenAI) in the practical lives of the procurement organization today. We recently spoke with Stuart Brock, founder and President of startup iKinetiq Innovation Solutions. We were interested in his view on GenA...

We support the idea but it needs funding, New Zealand universities say

The University of Otago has appointed a new Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), who will start in the role next year.

The University of Otago has appointed Prof Stuart Brock as the new deputy academic vice-chancellor. Prof Brock, who is in a similar role at...

FOUR alleged people smugglers were tonight charged with manslaughter following the drowning of at least six UK-bound migrants in the English Channel.P

Six people died and more than 50 were rescued when a boat carrying migrants capsized Saturday in the English Channel, according to French authorities.

A FOSTER child who was left a fortune when his millionaire guardian died now faces losing his £1million home after a failed court fight.Albi Mera inh

Albi Mera could be kicked out of his £1million Brixton house after being sued by the charity WaterAid for not paying them their 30 per cent share of his fathers inheritance.