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...
Amanda Lizier explains how sustainability can be part of our teaching and learning practices as well as our subject content.
Looking for more collaborative support in learning design? Helen Benson introduces a growing community of practice in the Faculty of Health.
New to teaching, or still finding your feet? Join a free MOOC that's designed for you, by content experts from universities around Australia.
Small actions in helping build an inclusive environment can also be applied to learning design.
This textbook will equip learning designers and related professionals with the knowledge and skills to deal efficiently and effectively with diversity in university environments.
Aaron Coutts on the work-integrated learning experiences coming out of Moore Park and other highlights from the WIL Symposium.
Hear from award winners Anna Lidfors Lindqvist, Jeff Crabtree and Monica Rouvellas about the process and benefits of applying for an award.
How can we support students to tackle the 'work' of learning without losing motivation? A recent FFYE forum explores the issues.
A new series of workshops devised to help you reflect on how your students approach learning.
The Inclusive Practices team share insights from this year's symposium, with a focus on universal design for learning.