In a special Higher Education Remote Learning Series by Microsoft, Education Focussed academic, Dr David Kellermann discusses how a rich and collaborative learning community can be nurtured on and off campus.
Professor of computer science and award-winning educator, Richard Buckland, shares his tips for helping less tech-savvy relatives adapt to socialising online – with as little tension as possible.
The National University of Singapore (NUS) has introduced an education focussed pathway to recognise and develop its most talented educators and, in February, Associate Professor Louise Lutze-Mann visited NUS to discuss the Education Foc
In line with our institution’s decision to deliver all classes online in response to COVID-19, we have put together a one-stop-shop with resources and support to help our teaching staff quickly shift from face-to-face to online teaching.
Whether he’s sandwiched between beds of nails while bricks are smashed on his chest, explaining Einstein's theory of relativity to non-scientists, or composing music while walking along Coogee cliffs, life is about seeking new knowledge for UNSW P
Professor Rorden Wilkinson (PVCESE), Associate Professor Adrienne Torda (UNSW Gender Champion), EF academics and the EF team share their thoughts on gender equity.
Dr Janis Wardrop and Associate Professor Leanne Piggott from the Business School ran a successful workshop at the international MOBTS Conference in Auckland.
Professor Rorden Wilkinson has joined UNSW as the new Pro Vice-Chancellor Education and Student Experience (PVCE), and as a Professor of International Political Economy in the School of Social Sciences.
A pilot program, led by Dr Lauren Kark (BIOM), that gives UNSW Engineering students the opportunity to develop life-enhancing technology for people with disability has been awarded ‘best innovation’ by the UNSW’s Division of Equity, Diversity &
David Kellerman has become Microsoft’s gold standard for innovative integration of Office 365 in the classroom and presented to 25,000 people in July 2019 at Microsoft Inspire.
The Educational Technology Services (ETS) team introduced new support mechanisms for UNSW staff in 2019, with the aim of improving the educational experience through technology.
In 2019, working in partnership with schools and faculties, Curriculum services provided academic and scholarly leadership in relation to outcomes-based program and course design, assessment and feedback strategies, innovative technological practi
![Courtney Wright, Director, Career Accelerator @ UNSW Business School with student Arthur Chao, winner of the 2020 Westpac Banking, Insurance & Financial Services Award, and Vicky Simao, UNSW Community Engagement Officer [from left].](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser_desktop/public/images/top100-2020-wall-71_4.png?h=e1041e6a&itok=CtvcRA3C "UNSW wins AFR")
