Moving on up: experiences and advice from 3 learning design graduates
Anisha, Jess and Alanna tell us what insights they are taking to their current workplace and offer advice for future learning design graduates.
Anisha, Jess and Alanna tell us what insights they are taking to their current workplace and offer advice for future learning design graduates.
Help students stay on top of their week-to-week tasks with regular announcements, a clear subject schedule and module overviews.
Make sure your students know when and where to Zoom.
The Midwifery Student International Conference gives an authentic experience of planning and delivering conferences. How was it impacted from being run remotely?
Anna Stack reflects upon the value of considering the student experience across subjects in a course.
The shift to remote teaching has been sudden, but amidst the chaos are lessons to be learned and valued for future iterations.
Let’s just do what normally happens in class through Zoom, right? Well, not quite. There are a few things you should ask yourself first.
One of the great things about the UTS Teaching and Learning Forum is hearing from a wide range of people about how they are approaching their teaching and planning across different faculties. At the session A conversation with the “transformed”: stories from academics going through subject transformation we were...
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Polling tools provide quick and easy ways to gauge interest, understanding and obtain feedback from your students in class.