Frequently Asked Questions

We are currently updating our suite of Digital Technologies and Artificial Intelligence courses and will be releasing them later in 2023.

The following courses are currently available:

• Cyber Security and Awareness - Primary Years
• Cyber Security and Awareness - Secondary Years
• Maths in Schools F-2 (available via the Maths Hub Professional Learning Page) with years 3-6 and 7-10 coming soon! 

Our courses are free and self-paced, which means that you can work through the course at your convenience.

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Course length completion times vary and details are provided in the introductory information for each course. Visit the course you are interested in on our Available MOOCs  page to find out more. 

Yes. At the end of the course, and upon completion of the task associated with each unit, you will be able to download and print a Certificate of Completion, which will explain the course content and expected professional learning hours.

Our certificates are linked to the AITSL professional standards for Australian teachers.

You can view your progress by logging into the MOOC and clicking on the Module tab to see your progress.

We highly recommend taking our course materials and using them to support your school and community professional learning sessions.

We have heard positive feedback from leaders who take bits and pieces and run workshop sessions or from school groups who work through the course together.

All CSER materials are protected under a Creative Commons Share-Alike-Attribution License (Note: please check copyright for other recommended resources).

Our Project Officers can support you to deliver professional learning in schools. We also have PL-in-a-Box ready made resources for delivering the MOOCs as a professional learning session.

Not at all! Our lending library is free for teachers and schools.

Our CSER project officers provide local face-to-face professional learning events, which can be tailored to your community or your school's needs. These events are designed to support you in engaging with the CSER Digital Technologies courses, and with the new Digital Technologies learning area.

You can find out more about our professional learning events, and how to arrange one for your school.

Our CSER resources are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).

This means that for (non-commercial) education purposes, you can re-use and remix our resources. Just credit the original resource to the Computer Science Education Research (CSER) Group, The University of Adelaide.

Please be careful with other external resources that we have referred to in our resources and follow the creator's licensing preference.