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...
Milena Bojovic explores the impacts of GenAI on the politics of knowledge production.
Esita Sogotubu shares updates on tailored UTS career hubs designed to support all students.
Amara Atif on protecting the joy of teaching amidst the changes brought about by GenAI.
Learning is not a single event, but unfolds across three interconnected stages: Encoding, Retrieval, and Application.
Danny Tan shares learnings from the launch of a brand new open educational resource.
Annette Dowd on the possibilities of open educational resources.
What are we preparing students for when we send them into workplaces?
OE Week speakers debate if GenAI is fundamentally incompatible with Open Educational Practices.
James Neill explores the benefits of reusable assignments and upskilling students on the Wikiversity platform.
GenAI can be a useful intervention when it comes to redesigning online content for better student engagement.