Introducing school age children to the world of News. Behind the News also provides education resources to teachers via our Teacher page updated weekly by the BtN Education Advisor.
Most Recent News Covered (27 July 2010):
Preferential Voting,
Fromelles Fallen,
Oily Critters,
Young Chefs,
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EdPod presents a mix of education stories, from early childhood to the end of secondary school. It's a jargon-free look at the experience of educators, researchers, parents and students.
EdPod examines new education ideas from the classroom to the staff room and on to the home.
ABC Teachers' Resources Pilot (Beta)
This website is part of a pilot project by the ABC and the Centre for Learning Innovation (NSW Department of Education and Training). It focuses on ABC Science content.
The pilot project is exploring ways to make ABC content more available and relevant to Australian teachers.
An ABC 3D documentary site about the WW1 ANZAC landing at Gallipoli, on 25 April 1915.
The website is an engaging and immersive way to look at one of the most commemorated events in Australian history. It was the winner of the inaugural AFI Award for Innovation in Screen Content 2009.
ABC Schools TV broadcasts programs suitable for students from a lower primary to an upper secondary school audience and includes teacher resources.
Welcome to ABC Learn, the ABC's Education Gateway
ABC Learn is your gateway to the ABC’s key educational websites and email newsletters.
The ABC produces specific programs and services for schools and further education, like ABC Schools TV aimed at a lower primary to an upper secondary school audiences and Behind the News aimed at introducing school students to the world of news.
Also, some ABC programs that aren’t directly aimed at schools may be useful for education.
The ABC is currently undertaking a review of how it connects with students, teachers and parents.
In the near future ABC Learn will be home to trials of new services that aim to provide better targeted and more convenient access to the ABC’s educational material found outside of our specific education-related programs.
If you would like to take part in these trials, please bookmark this page. Alternatively subscribe to the Learn Updates email newsletter and we will keep you informed about the site’s latest developments.
