Our Napier moment: Dr Ann Kirschner on rebuilding learning in an evolving landscape
Rebuilding on new land will require a sense of urgency, smarter curriculum design and grounding innovation in humanistic values.
Rebuilding on new land will require a sense of urgency, smarter curriculum design and grounding innovation in humanistic values.
For every step forward we make in terms of equity, we create new challenges for ourselves to think about.
UTS staff can now host Zoom meetings with up to 500 participants.
Make UTSOnline subject prep a little less 'uh-oh' and a little more 'yee-ha' with this checklist...
Something new I tried out in teaching in the last year was...
You'll find lots of familiar faces at this year's Sydney Science Festival. Read on to find out what's happening and how you can get involved...
UTS Graduate School of Health has joined forces with the UTS Connected Intelligence Centre to establish a new method of providing feedback for postgraduate pharmacy students, winning a teaching innovation prize in the process! Read on to find out more about the collaboration.
The trickiest thing about teaching in my discipline area is...
What have been the most read - and most talked about - posts since we launched Futures earlier this year? Counting down the top 10!
When I was first asked seven years ago whether I wanted to publish my doctoral thesis as open access on the university’s online institutional repository or enforce an embargo on it, it was the first time I had heard about such an embargo.
How do we talk about access requirements for mental health, and why is this important?
A key challenge I face in the classroom is how to communicate to students that what they are learning has real world industry applications. Sometimes showing them can be far more beneficial than telling them.