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Unknowable futures: How to prepare graduates for an AI-evolving world (of work)

In our second seminar for 2026 Deakin's Dr Danni Hamilton, Associate Professor Lauren Hansen, and Professor Phillip Dawson share six curriculum-wide recommendations to prepare graduates for the AI-evolving world (of work). Join us at Deakin Downtown or online on Wednesday 18 March at 2pm (AEDT).

Great work! Dr Darci Taylor graduates from CRADLE

Congratulations to Dr Darci Taylor who has recently completed her PhD journey with CRADLE. Darci describes the focus of her research and provides some reflections and highlights of her study experience.

Did you miss it? CRADLE Seminar Series starts soon!

If you’re back in the office after some leave over the festive period, you might have missed our post about our upcoming seminar. We’re kicking off CRADLE’s Seminar Series 2026 in February with a thought-provoking conversation about a new manifesto for feedback in the age of AI. Join us on Wednesday 18 February at 6pm (AEDT) / 7am (GMT).

Collaborate with us! Apply now for our Visiting Scholars Scheme

We are pleased to announce applications for the CRADLE Visiting Scholars Scheme 2026 are now open. The Scheme offers support for Australia and New Zealand based researchers with aligned areas of interest to visit CRADLE at Deakin Downtown in the Melbourne CBD and provides the opportunity for intensive collaboration with the CRADLE team. Apply by Monday 16 March 2026.

What is the future of feedback in the age of ArtificiaI Intelligence?

In our first seminar for 2026, Professor Margaret Bearman will facilitate a discussion with some of the team that created the manifesto for feedback in the age of AI. The manifesto offers a values-led compass to guide decision making as we are faced with as-yet-unknown futures where AI can be integrated into feedback processes. Join our panel online on Wednesday 18 February at 6pm (AEDT) / 7am (GMT).

Sensational! CRADLE’s David Boud pleased to be named leading researcher

CRADLE Co-Director Deakin Distinguished Professor David Boud has again been recognised as the top Australian researcher in Higher Education by The Australian's Research Magazine 2026. David has also been named as a Highly Cited Researcher again by Clarivate. Congratulations David!

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