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What’s on at UTS Open Education Week 2025
OEWeek is back again in 2025! Find out more about what's happening as we celebrate open education at UTS.
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Education Express: a new brand for the UTS learning and teaching community
Farewell LX and LX.lab! Your new support website is Education Express and your on-campus space is now called the Ed Hub.
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A new Canvas course to empower UTS students with GenAI literacy
This course helps students to build their confidence using GenAI while studying at UTS.
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The road to success with Hui Chen, David van Reyk and Brian Oliver
We catch up with this team from the Faculty of Science as they celebrate their AAUT citation.
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Award-winning physiotherapy teaching with Dr Joshua Pate
We chat with Dr Joshua Pate about his AAUT citation for creating impactful, research-led curriculum.
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Stories from the subject dashboard
Discover how UTS subject coordinators have been using the subject dashboard to identify diversity in their cohorts.
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UTS Educational Fellowship journeys: Helena Robinson
Considering the UTS Educational Fellowship program this year? Helena Robinson from TD School shares her application experience.
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Secure your assessment design with our new GenAI Canvas modules
Canvas modules on GenAI are now available for UTS staff – one as an introductory course, the other to explore assessment design strategies.
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Is that all there is? Re-thinking data and diversity on International Women’s Day
Questions and challenges to keep gender equality in focus, long after the speeches are done.
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