The opening plenary for the Learning and Innovation Research Fest will place in New Law theatre 101 from 10.00-11.15am on Thursday November 29th 2018. It will feature an overview of Advanced Learning Technologies (ALT) research by Professors Michael Jacobson and Judy Kay, and a panel and audience discussion of the grand educational challenges in Australia and globally.

At our recent Innovation Week event on Aug 1, one highlight was Techlab's Woe to Go, how to go from nothing to an immersive VR experience in under 30 minutes.

Get out your calendars: this year's Fest will be in the New Law building at the University of Sydney on Thursday November 29th. The Fest is an annual-ish, CRLI event inviting the community of the sciences and technologies of learning and innovation to come together to exchange ideas, showcase work, form new collaborations, and catch up on recent innovations. Everyone is welcome to attend and it is free.

If you have an active research interest in this area, and would like to be a member of our Centre or find out more about our Special Interest Groups (SIGs), head over to our membership form at http://bit.ly/joincrli You will be the first know about new projects and opportunities to collaborate, and receive occasional emails from us on our news and events.

CRLI has invited key international scholars from leading centres to collaborate on its project Understanding and Facilitating Learning in Emerging Knowledge Co-Creation Spaces, funded under the Sydney Research Excellence Initiative 'SREI’ 2020 scheme at the University of Sydney, and