The Rudd government’s $2.4 billion Digital Education Revolution launched in 2008 with the fanfare promise of a computer for every student in Years 9 to 12. Following Monday’s meeting of Australia’s education ministers, the revolution is officially dead.
Federal Education Minister Jason Clare is rightly calling for a “digital detox” in schools, with state and territory education ministers now on board.
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