There are many free, ready-made materials that you can incorporate within your course for modifying your existing content. In this resource collection, we’ll show you how to source, use and share Open Educational Resources (OERs).
This collection outlines some of the reasons to share your educational videos, and recommends methods of sharing with UTS-supported technologies.
This resource collection is for sessional or casual teaching staff who would like to improve their capabilities in giving feedback to students. The collection has been developed through the contributions of a range of people who have performed sessional/tutoring roles across UTS faculties. We hope that this body of...
This collection provides a range of ideas and advice for crafting effective assessments.
Tips and activities to ensure your students have a sense of belonging and connection to you and each other.
Feedback is key to understanding what’s working in your teaching practice. This collection offers some guidelines to interpret current learner surveys at UTS, so you can make informed choices about your course design and teaching.
Due to vendor closure, REVIEW is not available from Spring 2024 Session. If your subject uses REVIEW and you would like support for finding alternative solutions, schedule a consultation via https://lxlabservices.uts.edu.au/. For more information, read the REVIEW closure blog post.
This collection is designed to support you to set up your account and to learn how to create interactive online polls with Mentimeter.
Use this collection to get started on developing video assessments in your subjects. Video assessments are tasks where students submit work in a video-based format, combining image and sound to effectively explain concepts, present ideas, demonstrate skills, outline processes, report information, perform roles, collaborate and develop narratives.
Portfolium will be undergoing changes in 2022, which will provide a different student learning experience in 2023; we will update this collection as these changes are implemented at UTS.
