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Educational Innovation

The Education Portfolio is responsible for enhancing the student experience and the quality of our teaching and learning. The Portfolio oversees our curriculum, education strategy, graduate research, educational integrity, quality and analytics, educational innovation, and academic enrichment.

Teaching research, Teaching tips 20 February, 2019 20 February, 2019

Building student capacity through educational technologies – reports from ASCILITE 2018

ASCILITE 2018 was held at Deakin University from 25-28 November 2018. The annual ASCILITE conference brings together academics, developers, researchers, and technologists from around…

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Educational excellence, News & events 5 April, 2017 5 April, 2017

What happened at Week 4 // Open Door?

Run from 27 until 31 March, Week 4 // Open Door is a University-wide event designed to enable all staff to see how others…

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First Year Coordinators, LMS transformation, News & events, Sydney updates 5 April, 2017 29 May, 2017

New learning management system announced

The University has signed a contract for our new Learning Management System (LMS), called Canvas, which will be rolled out over 2017 and 2018….

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Sydney updates 20 July, 2016 7 August, 2016

Engage your students with Track & Connect

Do you coordinate a large, first-year undergraduate or postgraduate unit? The Track & Connect program, a proactive retention strategy designed to increase student engagement…

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Teaching tips 20 July, 2016 6 August, 2016

Small changes in teaching: the last 5 minutes of class

In a series of articles in The Chronicle from his book “Small Teaching: Everyday Lessons From the Science of Learning“, James M. Lang presents simple and practical…

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First Year Coordinators, Teaching tips 20 July, 2016 30 March, 2017

Ensuring your teaching resources are accessible to the widest possible audience

The April issue of Teaching@Sydney outlined some simple ways in which tools such as Word or Powerpoint can be used to ensure that teaching resources are accessible to…

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Medicine and Health, News & events 20 July, 2016 31 January, 2020

#EdTech Talks: Student-generated digital media with Susan Coulson

August’s #edtech talk will be by Susan Coulson on student-generated blended digital media for assessment. Susan will speak about how integrating different media forms…

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Educational excellence, News & events 20 July, 2016 12 September, 2016

Reimagine Education Awards 2016

Are you involved in a project or initiative which is innovative, scalable and re-thinks pedagogical approaches for today’s learners and tomorrow’s leaders, entrepreneurs and…

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Award Scroll
News & events, Teaching research 20 July, 2016 8 August, 2016

HERDSA 2016: Best paper prize

Dr Kate Thomson (Faculty of Health Sciences), Dr Jen Scott Curwood (Faculty of Education and Social Work) and Associate Professor Martin Tomitsch (Faculty of Architecture,…

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Sydney updates 20 July, 2016 10 August, 2016

New Feedback for Teachers (FFT) surveys available now

The Feedback for Teachers (FFT) survey system has recently been updated as part of the University’s revision of its suite of student experience surveys….

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