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Encouraging greater reflexivity in teaching practice during (and after) COVID-19

By Natalie Krikowa,

Natalie Krikowa and Kate Delmo present a teaching practice framework with three pillars: structure, strategy and sensibility.

Nature, future and society: what sustainability means to UTS academics

By Richard Ingold,

When we talk sustainability, are we talking about the same thing? Richard Ingold interviews five academics to find out.

‘Radical collaboration’: our transformative role in the climate emergency

By Christina Brauer,

What role can higher education institutions play in the transition to a more sustainable future? Insights from the Climate Impact Forum.

Call for contributions: present at the 2021 Learning and Teaching Forum

By Education Portfolio,

We want to hear your take on feedback at this year's UTS Learning and Teaching Forum, an online event at the end of November.

A culture of sharing: how to use Kaltura’s shared repository

By David Yeats,

Are you unintentionally sharing your teaching videos? Discover the benefits and pitfalls of publishing videos to the Shared Repository.

Professor Tracy Levett-Jones on belonging and WIL in nursing

By Rhiannon Hall,

Professor Tracy Levett-Jones takes us through how work-integrated learning happens in nursing, ahead of her presentation at the FFYE Forum.

The UTS Student Hackathon: developing soft skills

By Philippa Scott,

For this year's hackathon, students focused on the theme of developing soft skills, or alternately, core skills. Read about the winning proposal.

The Listening Learner, Part 3: education as a playlist

By Lucy Blakemore,

Part 3 of this series returns to the 'listening learner' and how to bring authentic audio into the student experience.

Watch: Genre switching and Zoom set-ups from the 9th UTS video meet-up

By Matthew Vella,

At the end of August, our 9th meet-up took place – here are the recordings and a quick recap for anyone who missed out.

What makes a video ideal for reusing and sharing?

By Sharleen Heng,

Five things to consider when you are creating high-quality, shareable videos with longevity and reusability in mind.

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