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...
How do you teach health professionals to coordinate for better patient outcomes? It's all about interprofessional education...
Access the Global Conversations learning activities.
A response to the TEQSA request for a GenAI action plan builds on what we've established at UTS and points to practical next steps.
Jenny Wallace explores the 'ADHD-friendly' customisation options in Microsoft Edge and how browser settings can be adjusted for better user experience.
UTS counsellor Isabella Choi shares guidance on how to respond if you think a student may be struggling with mental health.
Are students lost in content, unsure about where to focus time and energy? Help them avoid burnout with less, not more.
Order in the (moot) court! Julian Dight explains the benefits of mooting in a new series that celebrates the spaces in UTS Central.
A program that combines work-integrated learning with genuine support for communities.
This week-long festival explored and celebrated inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility and anti-racism on campus.
Co-design, games and consistency were key to the success of this subject design.