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This is how I teach

Ingrid Sierp

This month we spoke with Mrs Ingrid Sierp from the School of Allied Health Science and Practice, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Ingrid is an Advance HE Fellow and co-facilitator of the Effective and Engaging Teaching and e-Learning Communities of Practice.

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Online course gives students the opportunity to have power over their maths skills

David Butler wears a blue t-shirt with many numbers on it, and looks at the screen while holding a pen in his hand. On the table in front of him are mathematical pictures and calculations, as well as brightly-coloured blocks arranged in various places. In the background behind him is the corner of a large artwork made of white pyramids taped together into a bigger pyramid with lots of holes in it.

The Maths Foundations online course was written to help students – especially those not studying in a STEM degree – gain confidence to embrace future learning that requires maths skills.

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Learnings from LTAG - Ms Cornelia Koch

Cornelia Koch

The Learning and Teaching Advancement Grant (LTAG) scheme supports innovation and leadership in learning and teaching. This month, Adelaide Education Academy member Ms Cornelia Koch, Adelaide Law School, shares the findings of a project focused on upskilling in Generative AI.

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Beyond the gut feeling: Evidencing academic misconduct effectively

As we all become more familiar with artificial intelligence, views about appropriate use are also changing.  Learning and Teaching in the Age of AI, a new University resource, reminds us that ‘we are approaching AI not as a novelty or a threat, but as a tool to enhance the educational experience’.

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