Maryam Saqib is a Day of AI Australia Classroom Champion who has been delivering lessons in Perth since 2024 as part of our efforts to

Day of AI Australia Program Director Natasha Banks speaks with developers Oliver Xu and Joel Paul about their work as game developers with Day of

Day of AI Australia’s Jac Manison joined developers from around the world at Google’s I/O developer conference in San Francisco in May.  In this week’s

Day of AI Australia Program Director Natasha Banks spoke with Dr Rahat Masood from UNSW Sydney about a new research collaboration, and why understanding how

Day of AI Australia and UNSW Sydney project to improve AI literacy programs in Australian schools after being selected in Google.org initiative. Day of AI

Program Director Natasha Banks shares some of the key takeaways from our 2025 panel event at UNSW Kensington What does it really mean to be

Day of AI’s Classroom Champion Coordinator Jess Xu digs into the future of assessment in the age of artificial intelligence  Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just

Program Director Natasha Banks explores how AI is changing every career path students are dreaming of—and creating new ones they haven’t imagined yet.   Recently,

The Case for Early AI Literacy in Australian Classrooms: why teaching kids in Years 1-2 about AI supports curiosity, creativity and digital confidence. By Program

Day of AI Australia’s Curriculum and Champion Coordinator, Jess Xu gives us all the details about what’s new in the 2025 program! You joined Day

AI tutors, the digital divide, and more. OECD’s 2025 report highlights key education trends. Here’s what Aussie educators need to know and prepare for. Published

Day of AI Australia aims to equip all Australian school students with foundational AI literacy, empowering them to confidently engage with, work with, and benefit