Icons, signposts and fourth wall breaking: design for navigating the learning experience
Sometimes new experiences can be overwhelming – what design elements can be used to help get students on the right course?
Sometimes new experiences can be overwhelming – what design elements can be used to help get students on the right course?
What safety flags and lane ropes look like in online learning, and how they support students.
Lin Wei offers some helpful tips for keeping students engaged in online learning environments.
Meet Talisa and Victor – virtual course mentors who provide relatable situations and support for learners in online courses.
Explore the Postgraduate Learning Design Quality Framework and how it can support your own design, evaluation and professional development.
David Waller brings his A game to a marketing course for students who don't have a marketing background.
The final post in our 3-part OPM series focuses on the role of collaboration within and outside of UTS in designing its new subjects.
The second part of our 3-part series on the design and development of the Master of Education (Learning and Leadership) course.
Get insight into the process of an OPM course where students have the flexibility to set and check their own pace.
Ece Kaya discusses the strategies she used for engaging students in online subjects.