NEO-Learning – Future Focused Digital Learning, grounded in community
Wayiba! Wanthiwa! Hello!
NEO-Learning is an education platform a decade in the making. We built this place for primary school teachers and students to give access to quality First Nations digital arts content, resources and live virtual experiences.
NEO-Learning is an education platform for all Australian primary schools, and students from all backgrounds. We source, create and develop content direct from our Digital Lab in Roebourne, Western Australia. NEO-Learning champions the digital arts movement via futuristic content and modes of online learning.
NEO-Learning empowers teachers to feel confidence so we can deliver First Nations content in the classroom, together. We support by developing fun classroom lessons and workshops with prompts that relate back to your local regions. We build this content with communities, so that students can access digital arts, with learning outcomes in at least one core subject, to meet the needs of our curriculum.
What's On
Durwali-Ngul Umbarra
Akolele, NSW
This community event is a showcase of artworks with a range of performance from the artists from Umbarra. Durwali-Ngul Umbarra celebrates the collection of young peoples a digital artworks since 2021.
There will be a BBQ provided, music, and dance, with special guests Wallaga Dharnz, Prodikal-1, DJ Jonah, and others.
Time: 1pm – 6pm
Location: Umbarra Cultural Centre, 246 Bermagui Road, Akolele NSW
19 July 2025
Gulgawarnigu – Homecoming
Bunbury, WA
We are excited to announce the next stop for Gulgawarnigu will be Bunbury WA. Having made its way from the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, back home to Roebourne and then Karratha, we are happy to bring this exhibition of rolling portraits and landscapes to another great part of WA.
The original exhibit was made through NEO-Learning and the Digital Lab in Roebourne. We are currently adding works by local young artists as the exhibition travels so that families and communities can encourage and celebrate their own young people as well as the young artists of Roebourne, marvelling at the use of modern technologies and software to tell their stories.
Details are to be confirmed, but we encourage you to save the date!
September, 2025 (TBC)