From the frontline: how academics are coping with Covid-19
While it may feel as though we’re learning to fly the plane whilst in the air, students are grateful and showing up. And so must we.
While it may feel as though we’re learning to fly the plane whilst in the air, students are grateful and showing up. And so must we.
If you missed our Microsoft Teams event, you can watch the stream here.
Zoom video conferencing is a helpful teaching tool if students or staff are off campus - read our basic guide to this UTS video conferencing platform.
How do we ensure that students accessing online materials can still have a fulfilling learning experience?
With UTS's ambitious goal of every student completing an internship or internship-like experience, engaging students can be challenging. Having recently returned from presenting at a video experience conference in New Orleans, UTS Careers’ Simon Jaeger talks about his creative use of ‘lean forward’ tactics to get important messages to...
Check out a threefold model that simplifies educational experience into three broad areas: Teaching Presence, Cognitive Presence and Social Presence.
Discover how a new Master of Genetic Counselling program was delivered primarily in an online environment by using Zoom as a face-to-face, online classroom.
At UTS we pride ourselves in setting a high standard for inclusivity so that students are provided with the best access to education as possible. In this post, I will go through how you can use the in-built features of Canvas to easily make your subject content more accessible...
Discussions are a great way of sharing understanding and building and constructing knowledge. But how does this work in the online environment?
Lynda.com has been used across the campus by academics and professional staff for over four years now. It has become an indispensable tool for many, supporting the learning.futures strategy as well as the training needs of all staff.