What GenAI means for WIL: reflections from the latest WILN meetup
Insights and ideas for how we might prepare students in different disciplines for AI in the workplace.
Insights and ideas for how we might prepare students in different disciplines for AI in the workplace.
Taking some time to consider how LLMs shape your writing style can ensure your unique voice stays in the mix.
Lessons from the most recent FFYE Forum, on ‘Diversity, Careers and Curriculum: supporting student transitions for professional practice’.
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Professor Tracy Levett-Jones takes us through how work-integrated learning happens in nursing, ahead of her presentation at the FFYE Forum.
The winner of the Vice-Chancellor's Award for Individual Teaching shares her thoughts on effective student engagement, student-led learning and more...
Following her recent AAUT award win, Dr Amanda White reflects on her learning and teaching career so far in this video interview.
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In the Biomedical Engineering school, Dr Nham Tran has created a community in which students and academics are able to collaborate on curriculum. We had a chat to Dr Tran and one of students to hear about how it works.
As part of the FFYE Students as Partners theme, Dr Gavin Paul's studio has been trialling a collaborative and immersive learning experience in which students are mentored to develop their own learning goals.
The collaboration between the AiR team and the Education Portfolio has come to an end, and we're wrapping things up with a look back at how and why the project came together.
Dr James Wakefield was the recipient of a 2018 Universities Australia Citation for his contributions to student learning. Here he tells us about the work he has now been nationally recognised for, and the current landscape for learning and teaching.
The Semi-arid Ecology field trip is a rare opportunity for students to learn Indigenous science and history on-country, from those who know it best. Dr Andy Leigh talks to us about the trip, and the importance of Indigenous scientific knowledge.