Professor Peter Sherlock, Vice-Chancellor, on the implications of using artificial intelligence and new technologies in theological education and the potential to transform the way we learn, teach, think and create.
Author - Peter Sherlock
Peter Sherlock
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On 1 January 2012 the University of Divinity commenced operations as an Australian University, building on over 100 years of academic quality and community service as the Melbourne College of Divinity.
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