Jon Lane @jlsus4

Reading the humanities for axial age 2.0 Canberra Joined May 2016

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Jon Lane @jlsus4

3 years ago

The Accord could improve quality assurance for disciplines not well served at present. Thoughts on public service style up-front funding, with legislation enabling review by state upper houses? More public value in explaining humanities work than measuring it.

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3 years ago

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John Ross @JohnRoss49

3 years ago

While almost all Australian unis feature the word “diversity” in their strategic plans or statements, almost none define the term, and only about 1/3 acknowledge linguistic diversity in their equity websites which mainly focus on gender and sexuality. timeshighereducation.com/news/surface-l…

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Jon Lane @jlsus4

3 years ago

For a better way forward, see @auHumanities new report on Australia's China knowledge capability.

James Laurenceson 罗震 @j-laurenceson.bsky.social @j_laurenceson

3 years ago

For a better way forward, see @auHumanities new report on Australia's China knowledge capability.

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Joseph Lo Bianco @josephlobianco

3 years ago

⁦@HumanitiesAU⁩ issues an important study examining Australia’s China knowledge. How well do our universities perform in research and teaching on PRC? What is our national capability? See my Op Ed with Peter Varghese, UQ Chancellor, in AFR. afr.com/policy/foreign…

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Jon Lane @jlsus4

3 years ago

This major report, released today, draws on consultations with 100 experts, and a database of over 40,000 research publications, to map Australia's China capability, and point the way forward.

Australian Academy of the Humanities @HumanitiesAU

3 years ago

This major report, released today, draws on consultations with 100 experts, and a database of over 40,000 research publications, to map Australia's China capability, and point the way forward.

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Gurwinder @G_S_Bhogal

3 years ago

Recommendation algorithms create feedback loops, which create echo-chambers, which create polarization, which create partisans easy to pander to. Thus, the best way for algorithms to predict your preferences is to make your preferences predictable—by turning you into a fool.

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John Ross @JohnRoss49

3 years ago

Australia and India promise to harmonise recognition of each other’s degrees, in move that could shore up enrolments from Australia’s 2nd top foreign student source market while helping India plug shortage of skilled workers predicted to reach 29m by 2030. timeshighereducation.com/news/india-and…