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.
A catalogue of virtual reality tours from AVS provides an interactive way to assess classrooms and plan your teaching.
Relive the 'on campus' FFYE experience with this look back at the 2019 forum on belonging and identity.
Learning design, Zoom etiquette and analysing data were among our most popular topics this year – but which blog made it to #1?
Biomedical Engineering student Jamie Miller takes us behind the scenes of the app concept that won this year's Best UTS Startup (Ideas stage) award.
A new exhibition and learning experience at the UTS gallery inspires you to tap into your past and consider your connection to the land.
There's nothing wrong with wanting to do your very best – but watch for signs your perfectionist side is getting the better of you.
Discover the most useful blogs, resources and event pages for planning and delivering classes in Autumn with our latest one-stop-shop toolkit.
This year's Canvas community event will be a digital experience that you can tune in to from the comfort of your own home.
Face masks are now commonly being worn as protection from COVID-19. How can we overcome them stifling clear communication in the classroom?
Are you and your students battling Zoom fatigue? Scott Chadwick enlists the help of Doctor Strange, Wolverine and Tiger King.