Teaching Commons

This series of workshops provide information, engaging activities and collaborative opportunities. They aim to support the development of inclusive teaching pedagogy and understanding of underrepresented student cohorts. 

This interactive academic development workshop is designed to support UNSW academic staff in leveraging their myEducation Portfolio for career advancement, teaching awards, and professional recognition.

Discover how UNSW educators Prof. Sami Kara and A/Prof. Lauren Kark are bridging education, research, innovation, design, and entrepreneurship to tackle real-world challenges beyond the constraints of the academic calendar.

Participate in the upcoming Scholarship of Teaching of Learning sessions in 2025!

March's UNFED meeting focuses on supporting casual staff, featuring A/Prof. Anne Hewitt's Smart Casual project and initiatives from the faculty of Law & Justice, with opportunities for participants to share practices.

This workshop will provide educators with insights into designing and deploying interactive oral assessments (IoAs), including preliminary research findings on students' and employers' perceptions, effective support mechanisms, and strategies...

This workshop will explore creating assessments that promote AI literacy through the White Hat Hacking approach to assessment security, aligning with UNSW and regulatory guidelines to prepare students for professional practice.

Kickstart 2025 with a one-hour practical workshop designed to help you turn your New Year’s resolutions into actionable goals.

By ensuring that assessments are accessible to all students, regardless of their educational background TiLT methods can help students to understand what they need to do, why...

Prepare for the myExperience survey from gathering and increasing responses, to tackling the comment review process with resilience and making sense of the data.

Share your thoughts and insights on how to design an AI tutor that effectively supports student learning. 

The Conduct and Integrity Office (CIO) is offering a session to educate teaching staff on the basics of how to detect signs of contract cheating and unauthorized AI use in assessments, and what to do when it is identified.

Learn how the comprehensive platform, Smart Feedback, can address the challenges of large classes, international student engagement, and teaching quality assessment and how to integrate it within your course.

Participate in the upcoming Scholarship of Teaching of Learning sessions in October! Held fortnightly on Wednesdays from 2-3pm. 

Are you a course convenor/education developer wanting to review and update your assessments to improve AI compatibility of the tasks and ensure academic integrity?

Join us at PVCE’s Innovation Showcase to explore the Academic Success Monitor (ASM).