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Students as partners: on course to empowering UTS students with GenAI literacy
A student-led initiative from a SAP grant will empower leaners to understand and apply GenAI principles confidently and ethically.
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Powering up with the screen presenting program
Check out what participants have had to say about one of UTS' most popular professional development programs.
Skills of the future: soft skills video series
New videos will support your students to develop the skills of the future.
Breaking barriers: Emily Quinn Smyth and Dr Andy Leigh on Auslan, communication and science
For Emily Quinn Smyth, a eureka moment on a field trip for an undergraduate subject led her to an important research question - the lack of scientific vocabulary in Australian sign language, or Auslan.
The Vice-Chancellor’s Learning and Teaching Showcase 2017
UTS has been making great strides towards transforming learning and teaching. The Vice-Chancellor's Learning and Teaching Showcase is an opportunity to celebrate successes within the UTS Community.
How Creativity and Complexity combines fashion and transdisciplinary learning
This post is a collaboration between Dr Melissa Edwards and Mark Liu, who designed the program for the subject Creativity and Complexity. Read on to find out why students described the subject as 'challenging, but rewarding'.
Making friends with copyright: three things to remember for your learning and teaching
Copyright can be a murky, confusing area to wade into when it comes to learning and teaching. Here's a beginner's guide to understanding how to navigate it!
UTS’ Most-Watched: Our Lynda.com Top 10
The most-watched Lynda.com courses at UTS, for students and staff, are...
Reduce cheating on online quizzes with randomisation
It's relatively easy to cheat on online quizzes. Introducing randomisation can make it much harder.
Top 5 tips for using MOOCs in learning and teaching
MOOCs are free online courses on a wide range of subjects provided by established universities from all over the world. Read on to find out you can use them to support your teaching at UTS.
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