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Learning together: a migrant’s experience of the Jawun secondment
Lucia Bautista reflects on how working alongside Indigenous communities gave her a fuller perspective of life in Australia.
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Sustainable development is dead: long live sustainability
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You had me at bone marrow bingo
The study of blood doesn’t tend to conjure up images of classroom banter, bingo calls or The Biebs. Until Associate Lecturer Rebecca Keppel and her team of scientists decided to change all that.
AV Week is back in the Education Portfolio!
The UTS Audio Visual Services (AVS) team is back in the Education Portfolio from the 26-29 March to help you get to know the AV technology in your classroom.
Call for contributors: write a blog post for Futures!
Get creative and tell us your thoughts on learning and teaching.
Academics feed into new Powerhouse collaborative classroom
The new 400-seat UTS Collaborative Theatre is now in use at the Powerhouse Museum. The purpose-built space was designed by academics, for academics, to encourage learning.futures’ active and collaborative learning in large classes.
Quick Start for Casual Academics
Are you looking for an opportunity to fast-track your teaching at UTS?
Designs of the times
The launch of UTS Open, our new self-paced online learning platform, is just the latest innovation for postgraduate students. Take a look behind the scenes to uncover how academics and learning designers have been working together to transform PG courses and the students’ experiences.
5 cool things MS Teams has that Slack does not at UTS
MS Teams is here and as those of us who have been using collaboration and communication services such as Slack will discover, there are similarities and differences.
Language resources for your students: reading and writing infographics
Take a look at these handy resources to help your students develop academic reading and writing skills.
Calm your public speaking nerves
Your mind is primed to give a great class or talk, but your body is threatening to betray you. Helpful public speaking advice evaporates, because physically you feel that you're about to have a nerve-induced meltdown. Sound familiar?
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