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World-first collaboration voted global winner

Leading Australian EdTech, Didasko, in collaboration with La Trobe University and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have won global recognition in cloud learning by winning at the 2022 Digital Revolution Awards for Excellence in Learning and Development with the La Trobe University Bachelor of Applied Cloud Technology.

The announcement was made at the 2022 Digital Revolution Awards ceremony in London on Friday, February 25th, 2022. The awards are a global IT event that recognises and celebrates the very best individuals and businesses working in the cloud tech ecosystem.

The unique collaboration developed a globally accessible online study experience that embraces dynamic interactive content that utilises the very latest multimedia learning techniques. The cloud learning course is multidimensional which more effectively unpacks content complexity that draws students into an applied world of learning. Through this dynamic deep learning there are marked improvements in student engagement, retention and ultimately student success. The course includes AWS certifications for real industry relevance and employability.

Andrew Horton, Group Managing Director of Didasko said, “Following on from our successes in the Australian Educational Publishing Awards in the last four consecutive years, this global recognition is a credit to the talented team at Didasko, and the incredible foresight of La Trobe University and Amazon.

This course was developed to address the serious and growing skills gap that exists in the world today for appropriately qualified cloud graduates. Amazon, the largest cloud services company in the world, is well across the problem. And for this reason alone, a unique collaboration was formed.

Didasko’s unique online study experience allows anyone, anywhere to complete an outstanding Australian degree, and, perhaps more importantly, be employment-ready in the cloud sector.”