News and Events for Teaching Staff
Events and activities available to staff involved in the provision and development of Learning and Teaching.
Registrations Now Open - Festival of Learning and Teaching
Future-focused Curriculum: Fit for a new University
Join us on Tuesday, 31 October to engage with this theme through a thought-provoking plenary, a series of interactive workshops and a buzzing marketplace of ideas.
A series of short online presentations is also offered for those who are unable to attend on campus.
Events
16 Oct
HDR CoP: Creating Community: Outcomes of LTAG projects
Presenters: A/Prof Tania Crotti, Dr Anna Szorenyi and collaborators 31 Oct
2023 Festival of Learning and Teaching - October 31
Join your colleagues for the third and final event in The Festival of Learning and Teaching series. 01 Nov
Transforming Assessment. Courageous Conversations: addressing integrity issues with humanity
Presenter: Kane Murdoch, Macquarie University, Australia
News
Developing evaluative judgement through peer review in assessment
Evaluative judgement is an important skill for students to develop in preparation for success after study. Dr Mark Dodd (School of Economics and Public Policy) explains how his assessment design develops students’ capability to accept, and give, constructive feedback.
Read more about Developing evaluative judgement through peer review in assessmentLearnings from LTAG - Mrs Melissa Arnold-Ujvari
The "Ngadlu Yuringguru" First Nations Student Support Project aims to support Aboriginal and Torrens Straits Islander students across the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.
Read more about Learnings from LTAG - Mrs Melissa Arnold-UjvariThis is how I teach
This month we spoke with Ms Jill Bauer, a Scholarly Teaching Fellow with the School of Agricultural Science. With a diverse 25-year career in the wine industry, Jill enjoys imparting her passion for wine science to her students.
Read more about This is how I teachLearnings from LTAG - Dr Andrea Dillon
A Digital Solution to Enhance Student Feedback Following Utilisation of MyUni Quiz Assessments
Read more about Learnings from LTAG - Dr Andrea Dillon20 Sep
2023 Kevin Marjoribanks Memorial Lecture
The Importance of Girls' Education: A Father's Perspective 20 Sep
Learning Enhancement and Innovation Evolution
LEI has been undergoing a significant evolution over the past six months to realign themselves as a future ready portfolio of product offerings and services. 23 Aug
Collegiality in practice: Fellowship application boot camp
Thinking of applying for an AdvanceHE Fellowship but don’t want to go it alone? Dr Sam Newell (School of Psychology) explains how she and colleagues have created a supportive and motivating process for preparing and writing their applications.
Worldwide 129 million girls are out of school and only 49% of countries have achieved gender parity in education. The opportunity for girls to have an education is paramount.
Launch of the Learning and Teaching News webpage!
The Learning and Teaching News now has its very own webpage. Head over to see the latest news stories, view previous editions and learn about the various ways you can engage with us.