Finding inspiration at Open Education Week
Annette Dowd on the possibilities of open educational resources.
Annette Dowd on the possibilities of open educational resources.
Danny Tan shares learnings from the launch of a brand new open educational resource.
Learning is not a single event, but unfolds across three interconnected stages: Encoding, Retrieval, and Application.
A collaboration between PGLD and FASS offers practical advice for people working in the arts.
Ann Wilson shares some new podcast discoveries for your professional development and Higher Ed interests. Plug in and press play!
Block out your calendar on December 2nd for the next Learning and Teaching Forum – and find out how you can be involved!
Book in a chat with the UTS Library so they can be informed on how to best support you in your learning and teaching.
How do you convey ideas about learning design in less than seven minutes? Our Pecha Kucha presenters show you how...
Could you share an 80,000-word thesis in 3 minutes? PhD student Megan Taylor shows us how it's done in style!
CRADLE will explore academic integrity and assessment security in a couple of free online sessions.
So you know about the UN SDGs and you're committed to a sustainable future for the planet. What now for learning and teaching?
Watch the video recap of UTS's first student-led Climate Fresk workshop as part of the 'Students Talk Sustainability' series.
Ellie Nik reviews Colin Seale's 'Tangible Equity: A Guide for Leveraging Student Identity, Culture, and Power to Unlock Excellence In and Beyond the Classroom'.