Building inclusive learning and support at the FFYE Forum
At the FFYE Forum, inclusion is discussed as an ongoing, relational and agentic practice that requires reflection and structural support.
At the FFYE Forum, inclusion is discussed as an ongoing, relational and agentic practice that requires reflection and structural support.
Embedding IGAs meaningfully can be challenging, but the end result deepens both teaching quality and graduate capability.
Ann Wilson shares a framework and 5 personas that help us look at our AI buddies a little differently...
eReadings, new subject materials, essential skills training for students, workshops, kits...and more!
Do you enjoy the UTS academic wall planner, but wish there was a digital alternative? Now there is!
I’ve been asked this more than a few times over the past weeks. And yes, there is an answer.
Associate Professor Ilaria Vanni Accarigi is joining forces with the Education Portfolio for an exciting collaboration. Read on to find out about Ilaria's project in the upcoming AiR (Academic in Residence) program.
What's it like going to uni when you're living with a disability? Our new series shines a light on the lived experiences of students who are doing just that.
Two members of the UTS community were recently featured on ABC Radio National to talk about how UTS is taking a zero tolerance approach to sexual harassment and assault in universities.
2018 sees the introduction of a New Assessment Policy at UTS and the Education Portfolio team is here to help!
Don’t feel overwhelmed by the changes to the assessment policy and procedures! Take a moment to look at three important features.
Open book exams are, in general, more authentic as assessment tasks. They mimic real world conditions better, and can side-step the memorisation-regurgitation of information for which closed-book exams are notorious. But how do you get them right?
With the first First Year Experience forum of 2018 coming up, now's a great time to take a look back on the last FYE forum from November 2017 (that feels so long ago!).