What’s on at UTS Open Education Week 2025
OEWeek is back again in 2025! Find out more about what's happening as we celebrate open education at UTS.
OEWeek is back again in 2025! Find out more about what's happening as we celebrate open education at UTS.
Answers to queries on managing automated short extensions with our new Assignment Extension tool in Canvas.
Canvas modules on GenAI are now available for UTS staff – one as an introductory course, the other to explore assessment design strategies.
On Tuesday night we held what I think is one of the most important staff events in the UTS calendar: the Learning and Teaching Showcase.
For several years now, you’ve been requesting automated linking from CIS subject outlines to UTSOnline sites. You’ll be pleased to know that this will be available from Spring 2017. This involves changes in both CIS and UTSOnline.
Working with our team of screen industry and media training professionals you will learn how to create compelling content that introduces students to your subject or course, communicates teaching concepts or explains your area of research.
Dr Tuck Wah Leong is serious about helping his students to become industry-ready professionals. We chatted with him about student engagement, classroom tips, and more...
Dr Nico Schulenkorf has some interesting thoughts on approaches and challenges in learning and teaching for today's classroom...
Suggest the events you would like to see on the learning.futures Academic Hub program.
Dr Yvonne Davila and Neela Griffiths chat to us about their learning.futures award, memorable learning and teaching moments, and more...
The Institute for Interactive Media and Learning (IML) has created a number of resources to show the benefits and uses of the learning.futures strategy. Browse the guides for a wealth of information on how you can improve your learning and teaching practice.
The learning.futures Academic Hub is continuing a diverse and exciting range of events in May. Take a look at some of our offerings for this month.
The best advice I've ever received for teaching is...