The Koala has found an additional home.
The Koala News app is now available for download, giving readers a simpler way to keep up with the latest in international education, wherever they are.
The app has been built around one fairly simple idea: you should be able to read The Koala the way you want to.
That starts with customisable notifications. Readers can choose what they want to hear about and how often, so the important stories can come to them without turning every phone buzz into breaking news.
You can also follow your favourite categories, making it easier to keep an eye on the parts of international education that matter most to you. Whether it is policy, universities, students, migration, research, accommodation or something else, you can shape your Koala experience around your interests.
Found a story you want to come back to later? You can save your favourite stories in the app, creating your own collection of Koala reads without having to hunt through the website again.
And then there is the enhanced user experience.
The app has been designed to make finding, reading and moving between stories quicker and easier, with a cleaner interface built specifically for mobile.
For regular Koala readers, it is another way to stay connected. For those who only occasionally drop by, it might be the nudge to make The Koala part of the daily scroll.
The app is now available on the Apple App Store and Google Play, search “The Koala News”.
So, if you like your international education news with a little less scrolling and a little more Koala, you know what to do.
