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Going hybrid: stretching the Design experience

By David Yeats,

We talk to Sarah Jane Jones about the lessons learned from adapting a Design Studio subject into hybrid mode.

Get the support you need for Spring 2022

By LX Team,

Visit the LX.lab during its extended campus hours, record a welcome video in our new studios and get your reading lists in order.

Ensuring students get what they need through human centred design

By Marty van de Weyer,

Find out how our new collection on LX Resources can help you to utilise human centred design in your learning and teaching.

Scaling up personalised, studio-based learning

By Gavin Paul,

A redesigned introduction to Mechatronics Engineering is tested by the impacts of the pandemic – and comes out of it even stronger.

How we codesign online subjects with student workload in mind

By Thea Werkhoven,

The PGLD team discuss how they think through student workload in their learning design.

Stride into Spring 2022: a guide to getting started

By David Yeats,

Follow these steps so you can get off on the right foot this Spring session.

Two courses, two perspectives: celebrating our first UTS Online grads

By Ruby Seaward,

We celebrate our first UTS Online graduates, and hear from the students and teachers about the learning process.

Tooltime taster: LinkedIn Learning videos in Canvas

By Sharleen Heng,

Come along to our Tooltime session on 7 July to discover how LinkedIn Learning can be useful for your students.

A farewell message from Shirley Alexander

By Shirley Alexander,

DVC Shirley Alexander reflects on her time at UTS.

Our top 5 blog posts by Shirley Alexander

By LX Team,

We reflect on the past five years at UTS through the lens of our departing Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

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