Virtual school’s seamless start

Rebecca Vukovic

By Rebecca Vukovic
Published March 27, 2015

Aurora College is an Australian-first virtual specialist high school, giving students in rural and remote areas the chance to study specialist subjects using the latest technology.

Students at Aurora College may be located hundreds of kilometres apart, but they take the same classes at the same ...

This story appeared in the Term 1, 2015 edition of TechnologyEd.

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