Organisations across the world are investing in upskilling their staff so that they can expertly navigate the complex digital world of the 21st century. To do this, people need more than just a technical understanding of emerging technologies—they need to be able to think in systems.
The School of Cybernetics is bringing cybernetics to the world through innovative research-informed and effective microlearning experiences—for tertiary students, industry, government and communities. We are catalysing cybernetic learning experiences beyond the university walls, taking educational experiences into other places that people learn.
Acknowledging the School’s profound responsibility to the future generations, our interactive educational programs lean into the complexity and have an emphasis on creating meaningful and relevant experiences. They are committed to inclusivity, sustainability and are grounded in theory-based practice.
In our microlearning modules, each participant will explore scenarios, both imaginative and real-world, and apply cybernetic tools and thinking to reflect on approaches to the successful planning, implementation and communication of emerging technologies across diverse contexts.
Current modules#
Join us as we create encounters with cybernetics to help you see the world differently. Check our current microlearning modules below to learn more about our cybernetic tools. To discuss how we can tailor them to suit your organisation (e.g. group size, delivery modality, length) contact Ben Swift (Experiences team lead).
Thinking about AI as a system
Exploring the human, environmental and technological components of AI systems
AI stories
Artificial intelligence dominates discussions about the future, but what exactly is it?
Shaping the future
As AI-enabled systems transform our world, co-design a better future by imagining many different possibilities and preparing for them now
Taking technology to scale
Explore the link between the history and future of building complex tech systems
