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More carrot, less stick: changing the conversation about academic integrity
At a recent working group, students were clear about wanting UTS to be open in talking to them about cheating and plagiarism. Maryanne Dever looks at the steps forward to increase engagement on this topic at UTS and beyond.
Using data to help students get on TRACK to success
A new strategic project, TRACK, is using data, analytics and AI to help students make good decisions to land their dream job.
Building Interactive Content – it’s as easy as H5P
Introducing H5P, a completely web-based authoring tool that allows you to build, share and publish a wide range of interactive components in your Canvas subject site.
Inside the collaborative classroom: Are you entitled to your opinion?
In the first of a series of four posts on collaborative classrooms, Jo McKenzie discovers what the facilitators of the Festival of Learning Design learned about running sessions in these exciting spaces.
Highlight Reel: Zooming in on our second Video Meet-up
UTS’ new video-focused community of practice video returned in 2020 with an exciting second event on February 6th. This community aims to encourage the use of DIY video in the classroom by providing support and introducing new ideas. The follow-up to our successful first event contained a technological demonstration,...
Making internships engaging for students: a case study in ‘lean forward’ learning
With UTS's ambitious goal of every student completing an internship or internship-like experience, engaging students can be challenging. Having recently returned from presenting at a video experience conference in New Orleans, UTS Careers’ Simon Jaeger talks about his creative use of ‘lean forward’ tactics to get important messages to...
In a nutshell: Community of Inquiry for online subjects
Check out a threefold model that simplifies educational experience into three broad areas: Teaching Presence, Cognitive Presence and Social Presence.
Beyond Knowing: the Recognition of Prior Living
What does it mean for an institution to recognise Being, not just Knowing? The Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation (BCII) is a transdisciplinary, future-facing degree that combines with 25 other core degrees. Its aim is to prepare students with the broad range of 21st century skills that employers...
The Inclusivity Experiment: inclusive education by design
In an increasingly globalised world, with greater attention paid to environments that suit a wide range of people in a range of circumstances, inclusivity is more important than ever. Thus, The Inclusivity Experiment was born. As an initiative built to challenge conventional ways of thinking about inclusivity, The Inclusivity Experiment couldn’t...
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