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Open Education: “Raise unheard voices through open movements of liberation”

By Jenny Wallace,

OERs are a powerful tool of social justice, enabling accessible, relevant, culturally-appropriate and equitable education.

Observing in the Lab: a view from Berlin

By Education Portfolio,

Visiting academic Kerstin Böhm shares experiences and learnings from an extended stay with the LX Lab at UTS.

Open Education: is GenAI compatible with ‘open’ principles?

By Lucy Blakemore,

The possibilities offered by GenAI and Open Education might seem broadly aligned; look closely, however, and differences begin to surface.

CASS to Cloud: 5 things to know before 12 April

By Education Portfolio,

CASS and MSA move to the cloud in mid-April – how can you best plan for this disruptive period?

Watch: podcasts and bite-sized videos at the 17th UTS Video Meetup

By Matthew Vella,

Amanda White's approach to adapting for an ever-evolving audience and a peek behind the scenes of the Talking Teachers podcast.

Assess your assessment for AI compatibility for Spring 2024

By Education Portfolio,

Get on the front foot for Spring session with this guide to our resources on adapting your assessments.

Coming up for AiR: a collaborative project for subject redesign

By Elham Hafiz,

Emma Camp's journey as an Academic in Residence and the transformative impact it had on her subject.

Personifying a coral reef with AI

By David Yeats,

To the Great Barrier Reef and back with our recent AiR collaboration.

The kids are not OK: where mental health and education collide

By Monique Potts,

Monique Potts shares highlights from her PhD study exploring resilience and experiential learning for young people.

Open Education: using H5P to create accessible OERs

By Chris Girdler,

H5P can be a great tool for producing resources that are open and accessible, but are you using the best activity type?

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