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.
Co-design, universal learning design and inclusivity were some of the big topics in the most-viewed stories from 2022.
Student voices, animal perspectives, identity in Law and storytelling as dance were all part of the second day of this inspirational conference.
A quick-read guide to help you plan for the big end-of-year event for our learning and teaching community.
Getting stuck when you need to add descriptions to your images? Follow these tips for nailing your alt text.
A panel of industry professionals explain how we can enable students to be well-rounded and ready for the workplace.
Tips to submit a successful awards application from 2021 winners Carmel Foley, Meg Hibbins, Helen Benson and Nic Surawski.
Jaime Garcia explains how an annual games showcase expanded into the two-week UTS Tech Festival for 2022.
Student feedback was the theme of a half-day workshop that covered everything from student resources and video feedback to rubrics and Speedgrader.
Care, concern and kindness are key to creating a positive student experience at UTS, as we discovered at the latest FFYE forum.
Three engineering students from UTS profile industries that are considered important for a strategic and successful Australia-US relationship.