#LockdownChallenge: DIY remote teaching inventions
How to record hands-on activities at home, using your own smartphone or webcam!
How to record hands-on activities at home, using your own smartphone or webcam!
Up to 16 Associate positions will be offered under a new program, open to UTS staff and students, and external practitioners with relevant experience.
Do your students complete and understand the readings you give them, and are you happy with the way they use them?
This is the second post in a two-part series about how students can benefit from using the peer review process for assessment.
Explore 'Teaching Machines' and the forgotten histories of ed tech, with research and insights from education writer Audrey Watters.
How can we better articulate the skills of learning designers, and what opportunities and challenges lie ahead for this growing profession?
This is the first post in a two-part series about how students can benefit from using the peer review process for assessment.
Microsoft Whiteboard provides a digital space to visualise, share and brainstorm as part of a collaborative class.
What issues do students often encounter in relation to feedback in learning?
As podcasts become frequent companions in our daily lives, why wouldn’t we make the most of audio for learning, too?
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