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Learning together: a migrant’s experience of the Jawun secondment
Lucia Bautista reflects on how working alongside Indigenous communities gave her a fuller perspective of life in Australia.
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Celebrating our best in learning and teaching
The UTS learning and teaching community recently attended the Vice-Chancellor’s Learning & Teaching Awards ceremony – check out the highlights and award winners.
Teaching behavioral economics with Andrea Giovannetti – winner of the Vice-Chancellor’s Early Career Teaching Award
Andrea Giovannetti reflects on teaching human psychology in relation to economic decision making in the year of a pandemic.
Aspiration and anxiety in education: Q&A with Christina Ho
Christina shares her research into the 'tiger parent' stereotype, and the twin motivations driving Asian migrant parents’ approaches to education.
Learn how to enrich your feedback ecosystem
Register for one – or all – of our events on automated feedback in May, via Zoom or back on campus in the Education Portfolio.
Analyse this: improving student engagement with New Analytics in Canvas
Amara Atif explains how she uses Learning Analytics in Canvas to understand her students’ learning behaviours and enhance the quality of their learning experience.
Students Explain Digital Accessibility
A new video series features five UTS students drawing on their lived experiences of disability to explain the importance of making your subject accessible.
Exploring OER: why open education matters
Part 1 in a new blog series from the Learning Design Meetup re-visits key principles and why OERs matter for students and educators.
Belonging at UTS: supporting Indigenous students in Business
Find out how building a sense of belonging addressed the challenges and benefits of a Business course designed for Indigenous Australian professionals.
Bad behaviour online? Here’s what to do
Don't panic if there's someone disrupting your online teaching – follow these steps to ensure a respectful environment for all.
Students explain: why inclusive environments are important for learning
Digital Accessibility Ambassador Jackson Tait discusses the many benefits of inclusion for students.
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