The Government should provide dedicated support to teachers to help them incorporate new technologies such as video games into their lessons, according to a professor at University College Cork.
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Playing video games in classrooms is ‘logical’
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Dress for Success Cork celebrates 2nd birthday
22 Sep 2015This week Dress for Success (DFS) Cork celebrates two years of breaking the cycle of poverty through supporting women into the workplace. UCC’s Dr. Celine McInerney is among the guest speakers.
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Culture Night a virtual reality at UCC
17 Sep 2015UCC has a fascinating and quirky feast in store for Culture Night this Friday 18th September, with a wide array of events that will appeal to all ages.
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UCC holding its own in QS Rankings
15 Sep 2015UCC has performed creditably in the QS World University Rankings 2015, where it is ranked at 233. Its scores for academic reputation, employer reputation and international faculty have all improved.
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Food, Fairies and Fundamentalism at UCC…
14 Sep 2015 -
Mental health experiences shared in new book
10 Sep 2015A powerful and inspiring collection of short stories written by UCC students and staff has been released, proving that even the darkest times can be overcome.
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APC Microbiome Institute at UCC creates 50 new jobs
28 Aug 2015APC, the national centre for excellence in food and medicine research at UCC, announced today (August 28) the creation of 50 additional hi-tech jobs in Cork.
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UCC alum to head Galway-Mayo IT
20 Aug 2015UCC alumnus, Dr Fergal Barry of the Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT), has been appointed President of the Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology.
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UCC’s industry link drives considerable savings
13 Aug 2015UCC’s Supply Chain Management students have delivered a benefit of €86 million to their employers since 2011.
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Boole exhibition to highlight genius’ impact today
15 Jul 2015A first-hand account of George Boole and Charles Babbage's meeting, during which they discuss ‘A Thinking Machine’, will be on public display for the first time.
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