Connections series

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Presented by expert guest Dr Linda Martindale (University of Dundee, UK) and Dr Rachel Thompson (UNSW).

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Provides a road map for navigating the online world of teaching includes both Asynchronous and synchronous components based on 6 years of online teaching expertise.

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Academics and professional staff present on their experiences designing and delivering online open book exams and alternative assessment.

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Jihyun will share what worked and what did not work in the online teaching mode, based on her experiences..

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Candid stories about adapting, preserving and shifting to remote delivery in response to COVID-19. 

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
The Active Learning Initiative (AL Initiative) was established by Learning Environments (PVCE Portfolio) in March 2019...

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Concept and knowledge maps have the potential to improve student learning and understanding by promoting meaningful learning and critical thinking.

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Pre-tutorial preparation is essential for tutorial learning success.

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Improving the learning outcomes and student experiences in large fundamental undergraduate classes is challenging...

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
Motivation and engagement are essential for students’ academic growth and achievement, and for ensuring that students get the most out of their education.

Connections in Learning and Teaching Seminars
This seminar outlines an engaging weekly tutorial mini-activity that has effectively built students’ knowledge of course-related news and current affairs...