Open wiki assignments for authentic learning
James Neill explores the benefits of reusable assignments and upskilling students on the Wikiversity platform.
James Neill explores the benefits of reusable assignments and upskilling students on the Wikiversity platform.
Falmouth University's Neil Fox joined a panel of UTS academics to discuss working within limitations, staying true to creative instincts and embracing failures.
Newly released in book format, The First Inventors is a history of innovation, diplomacy and design that's 65,000 years in the making.
This year's IHECC event will be hosted on Ngunnawal country in late November.
With a shared goal of developing GenAI training in Canvas, the Education Portfolio united for a day of discovery and design.
This week-long festival explored and celebrated inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility and anti-racism on campus.
Aaron Coutts on the work-integrated learning experiences coming out of Moore Park and other highlights from the WIL Symposium.
Highlights from the mid-August Inclusion Festival, with topics including gender equality, digital accessibility and Pacific artist activism.
Family-friendly workshops, beer-drenched hotel resurrections and shared experiences on identity in this year's UTS-affiliated Vivid events.
Jane Hunter and Don Carter share tips on planning and producing a podcast for a learning and teaching audience.
H5P can be a great tool for producing resources that are open and accessible, but are you using the best activity type?
Sally Kift lifts the lid on transition pedagogy as a framework to deliver outcomes for the sector and our students.
The LX Content Team report back on a conference featuring a variety of presentations and panels from documentarians and technical writers.