One question we ask ourselves before the start of each teaching session is, “how do we get our students to do the weekly readings and tutorial preparation activities?” I too, have been asking myself this question for years, and I think there might be a solution.
We're uncovering some of the overlooked wonders of UTSOnline! First up is "Adaptive Release" - particularly useful when you need to receive late submissions from students who have been given special consideration.
Going digital can be daunting but you don't need super powers to get on top of it. Take a look at our upcoming workshops and book in today.
Who says students don’t read announcements on UTSOnline? Amanda White from UTS Business School uses a clever hack to share the latest developments in the accounting world, while simultaneously posting on UTSOnline.
Everything you need to know about the UTSOnline upgrade...
It is official – UTS now is in the process of introducing a web-based conferencing tool (Zoom), available for learning and teaching purposes.
This thing called WCAG 2.0 AA, what exactly is that?
Are you a UTS academic or learning and teaching support staff member? Are you interested in helping to shape the future of learning and teaching systems for our staff and students? ITD and IML are building a network of staff to contribute ideas and feedback to enhancement processes for...
If you’ve used mQlicker for in-class polling, you might have heard the sad news that the product will come to an end on 30 July. But never fear: we’ve compared 3 easy-to-use, free alternatives.
Loopy is a new tool for demonstrating how complex systems behave.
