Centres conducting educational technology activities:
Australia and New Zealand

University sector

• Central Queensland University, Interactive Multimedia Unit, Rockhampton, Queensland.
• Charles Darwin University, Teaching and Learning Development Group, Darwin.
• Charles Sturt University, Open Learning Institute, Bathurst, New South Wales.
• Curtin University of Technology, Learning Support Network, Perth.
• Deakin University, Learning Resources Services, Geelong, Victoria.
• Deakin University, Centre for Academic Development, Geelong, Victoria.
• Edith Cowan University, Learning and Development Services, Perth, Western Australia.
• Edith Cowan University, School of Multimedia and Communications, Perth.
• Flinders University, Staff Development and Training Unit, Adelaide.
• James Cook University, Teaching and Staff Development, Townsville, Queensland.
• La Trobe University, Academic Development Unit, Melbourne, Victoria.
• La Trobe University, TelOZ, Online Media Program. Australian social and policy research in the area of telecommunications.
• Lincoln University, Education Centre, Canterbury, New Zealand.
• Macquarie University, Centre for Flexible Learning, Sydney, NSW.
• Macquarie University, Centre for Professional Development, Sydney, NSW.
• Melbourne University, Multimedia Education Unit, Melbourne, Victoria.
• Melbourne University, Biomedical Multimedia Unit, Melbourne, Victoria.
• Monash University, Centre for Educational Multimedia, Faculty of Education, Melbourne.
• Monash University, Centre for Higher Education Development, Melbourne.
• Monash University, Centre of Medical Informatics, Melbourne, Victoria.
• Monash University, CTIE, Centre for Telecommunications and Information Engineering, Melbourne.
• Monash University, Distance Education Centre, Melbourne.
• Murdoch University, Teaching and Learning Centre, Perth.
• Open Universities Australia, Melbourne (previously Open Learning Australia).
• Southern Cross University, School of Multimedia and Information Technology, Lismore, NSW.
• University of Adelaide, Centre for Learning and Professional Development, Adelaide.
• University of Canberra, Centre for the Enhancement of Learning, Teaching and Scholarship (CELTS), Canberra.
• The University of New England, School of Curriculum Studies, Armidale, New South Wales.
• University of New South Wales, Educational Technology Service, Sydney, NSW.
• University of Queensland, Teaching and Educational Development Institute, Educational Multimedia Services, Brisbane, Queensland.
• University of South Australia, Flexible Learning Centre, Adelaide.
• University of Southern Queensland, Distance Education Centre, Toowoomba, Queensland.
• The University of Western Australia, The Multimedia Centre, Perth.
• The University of Western Australia, Organisational and Staff Development Services, Perth.
• The University of Western Australia, Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning, Perth.
• University of Western Sydney - Nepean, Academic Interactive Resources Unit, and Department of Design Studies, Sydney, New South Wales.
• University of Wollongong, Centre for Educational development and Interactive Resources (CEDIR), Wollongong, New South Wales.
• University of Wollongong, Interactive Multimedia Learning Laboratory, Faculty of Education. Wollongong, New South Wales.

Schools and TAFE sectors

• Department of Education and Training, Victoria, including Media Centre.
• Adelaide, SA, Open Access College.
• Board of Studies, NSW.
• Tasmania, Department of Education
• Curriculum Council of WA
• Education Department of WA, including CMIS (Curriculum Materials Information Services), and Technology Focus.
• ACTEIN, Australian Capital Territory Education Information Network, for schools in Canberra.

Government, commercial and other organisations

• ANTA, Australian National Training Authority.
• Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (successor to CAUT, CUTSD and AUTC).
• DEST, Department of Education, Science and Training, Canberra, ACT (previous acronyms DETYA and DEET).
• EdNA, Education Network Australia.
• education.gov.au, Education portal.
• NOVA - Science in the News, by the Australian Academy of Science.
• LNQ, Learning Network Queensland (previously Queensland Open Learning Network).