by Oxford University Press | Mar 2, 2023 | Corporate Social Investment News
Stepping away from our workday routine, the staff at Oxford University Press enjoyed a fun, interactive and educational STEAM session, presented by Resolute Education. At Oxford we believe in immersing ourselves in the environment for which we develop products and...
by Oxford University Press | Mar 2, 2023 | TVET CR Robotics, TVET News, Coding & Robotics
Take a sneak peek with Renier Engelbrecht, a passionate Information Technology teacher, as he shows off his 3D-printed projects and AlphaBot. Renier teaches Java, Delphi and Python in addition to Computer Applications Technology (CAT), and Accounting. When he is not...
by Oxford University Press | Mar 2, 2023 | Coding & Robotics Schools, Schools News, News
Hear what our industry experts over at Resolute Education have to say about Coding and Robotics in education. #coding #robotics # lecturer #resoluterobotics...
by Oxford University Press | Nov 1, 2022 | Coding & Robotics
Our panel of subject matter experts share their thoughts on the importance of Coding and Robotics skills in the 21st century labour market and against the background of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. #coding #robotics # lecturer #oxforduniveristypress...
by Oxford University Press | Nov 1, 2022 | Coding & Robotics
Hear what our industry experts over at Resolute Education have to say about Coding and Robotics in education. #coding #robotics # lecturer #resoluterobotics...
by Oxford University Press | Oct 25, 2022 | TVET CR Electronics, Coding & Robotics
A thermistor is a resistor whose resistance changes in response to temperature. In this tutorial, Brian Hendrikse teaches us how to test a positive thermistor, a negative thermistor and an LDR. What you will need: A thermistor A soldering iron A breadboard...
by Oxford University Press | Oct 25, 2022 | Coding & Robotics
Take a sneak peek with Renier Engelbrecht, a passionate Information Technology teacher, as he shows off his 3D-printed projects and AlphaBot. Renier teaches Java, Delphi and Python in addition to Computer Applications Technology (CAT), and Accounting. When he is not...
by Oxford University Press | Oct 25, 2022 | Coding & Robotics
Stepping away from our workday routine, the staff at Oxford University Press enjoyed a fun, interactive and educational STEAM session, presented by Resolute Education. At Oxford we believe in immersing ourselves in the environment for which we develop products and...
by Oxford University Press | Oct 25, 2022 | TVET CR Electronics, Coding & Robotics
Brian Hendrikse, a qualified Electronics Technician and a senior TVET Electronics Lecturer shows off his passion with lighting. Some of Brian’s hobbies include Electronics, PLCs, Robotics, Disco Lighting, Music and Gaming (FIFA). #coding #robotics # lecturer...
by Oxford University Press | Mar 31, 2020 | Higher Education News
The national lockdown has caused major disruptions to teaching schedules as colleges closed their doors around the country. This has pushed lecturers from all institutions to engage with online and remote teaching practices. Oxford University Press South...
by Oxford University Press | Oct 27, 2015 | Higher Education News
It was with a deep sense of appreciation that I received a recent review on OUPSA’s Good practice in culture rich classrooms: Research-informed perspectives, in early October. As publishers, it is important that the books we produce are relevant and speak to the...
by Oxford University Press | Apr 21, 2015 | Higher Education News
Learning Zone redefines what a textbook can be. “People assume that when we talk about a ‘textbook’, we mean an inaccessible, dense tome. Nothing could be further from the truth,” points out Oxford University Press Southern Africa Higher Education and Trade Director...
by Oxford University Press | Sep 25, 2014 | Higher Education News
If a lecturer’s job is to ignite that spark of knowledge in students, and fan it into full strength, then a good textbook can be the mind’s tinder. Prescribing the right textbook is an important decision and can create a lot of pressure for a lecturer. There are so...
by Oxford University Press | Aug 25, 2014 | Higher Education News
“There are no silver bullets in education,” warns Jenni Case frankly. She would know. Jenni has dedicated her professional life to advancing education. With thirty-six articles on students’ learning experience, an international reputation, and multiple awards and...