3 insights from a survey on students’ perspectives of GenAI
There are many assumptions and claims about students' use of GenAI – a new cross-university survey lifts the lid on their real experiences.
There are many assumptions and claims about students' use of GenAI – a new cross-university survey lifts the lid on their real experiences.
The CAT is out of the bag – the new GradesPlus process makes it easier to submit grades and quicker to finalise results.
Discover some quick and simple changes to create emails that are more accessible and useful to everyone.
We have just finished recording our Place-based Methodologies @UTS Postcast Series, and you can listen to the last five podcasts on the Place-based Methodologies Wordpress Site.
UTS academics share their expertise on a variety of subjects, from the budget to men's fashion...
Have you seen the UTS Super Lab? Take a tour with Rob Hardy from AVS and find out what makes it so super...
Alex Belli, PhD student and casual academic, on how to engage with millennials and how he's connecting with students in class and online.
The classic PowerPoint presentation - bullet point-riddled slides clicked through almost as if to distract you from actually listening to a lecture - is the hallmark of a style of teaching that treats students as passive receivers of information. There’s an argument for ditching that slideshow altogether. But Powerpoint...
NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For NAIDOC week this year, we are inviting you to share the IGA related curriculum you have been working on with the university community.
Telling stories with data, classroom translucence, automated writing feedback: three datalicious events coming up from the UTS Connected Intelligence Centre at the LX.lab.
Your new go-to for quick and easy AV support in your teaching.
How an academic in Law and learning designer from our PGFutures team transformed their PG course and ultimately the students' experiences.
In our new series The Quick Study, we'll be taking a walk through some key pedagogical ideas and texts as they're presented in the peer-reviewed literature. Each post will summarise a contemporary or historically significant article, providing a refresher or entry point to further reading.
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