Events

Coming up

All upcoming events, listed chronologically

Registration forms and more information for the following events are hyperlinked below. Please keep checking this page for event and registration updates.
To view upcoming events happening in the Teaching Commons, click here.

DateTimeTopicPresenter/sFormat
Thu 26/611am - 12pm

Assessment & feedback transformation series

Beyond exams: Developing alternative assessment for your course

Ed Harbor & Dr Andrew DymockIn-person
Thu 26/612 - 1pmEfficient ELP Accommodations: How we made our Lab Learning more inclusiveTom Dixon & Kate JacksonIn-person or online
Thu 26/612:30 - 2pmJune UNFED MeetingUNSW Medicine & HealthOnline
Tue 1/712:30-1:30pm

Assessment & feedback transformation series

Making oral assessment work for your course: Design and Implementation

Meredith MacAulay & Nasrin DanishIn-person or online
Tue 1/72 - 3pm

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning series

Program Coherence: What is it, how to achieve it, and is it (always) a virtue? 

Exploring universal design for learning as an accessibility tool in higher education

Dr Gavin Mount
 

Prof. Terry Cumming

In-person or online
Wed 2/72-3pmPoutine and Pedagogy: A Canadian take on the Flipped ClassroomA/Prof. Diana Skrzydlo, University of WaterlooIn-person or online
Thu 3/79am - 6pmQILT Symposium & NSW Higher Education SummitMultiple speakersIn-person or online
Thu 10/712 - 1pmAI-powered moving image storytelling: Practical applications for educatorsAryeh SternbergIn-person or online
Thu 10/71 - 2pmTeaching for All: Strategies for Inclusive and Equitable LearningLucy JellemaIn-person or online
Thu 10/72 - 3pmThe Best Teaching I Have Done: Reflections on how teaching in enabling programs can help teaching in facultyDominic FitzsimmonsIn-person or online
Wed 16/710-10:45amAssessment support drop-in sessionAcademic Development teamIn-person
Wed 16/711am - 12pm

Assessment & feedback transformation series

Rethinking student reflection: Developmentally aligned approach to reflective practice and assessment design

Dr Helen ParkerIn-person or online
Thu 17/712 - 1pmLet's Chat about Oral Assessment: Exploring different approaches at UNSW (Roundtable)Dr Andrew Clarke, Dr Ivan Perez-Wurfl, Dr Maja Cassidy, Dr Pranit AnandIn-person or online
Tue 22/710:30 - 11:30amBuilding Trust: How to Talk to Students About Learning SupportRachel Katsuri & Shelley OdewahnIn-person or online
Tue 5/82-3pmSoTL in Action: Collaborative practices across third space and academic rolesDiana Saragi Turnip & Andréa Cabral Leal FerreiraIn-person or online

Registration forms and more information for the following events are hyperlinked below. Please keep checking this page for event and registration updates.
To view upcoming events happening in the Teaching Commons, click here.

DateTimeTopicPresenter/sFormat
Tue 25/11 - Thu 27/11All dayUNSW Education FestivalMultiple speakersIn person or online
     

UNSW Education Event Series & Resources

The SEA Lecture Series highlights the thought-leadership and innovative educational strategies and practices of our outstanding educators and their esteemed networks. Through the lectures, our UNSW Scientia Education Academy promotes educational excellence, and facilitates high-level discussions about the future of Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.

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An annual festival encompassing the former Learning & Teaching Forum and events from UNSW faculties that inspire, elevate and celebrate education in our UNSW community. The festival fosters cross-faculty connections and collaborations, featuring presentations from various parts of our institution.

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Past Events

Tues 18 October 2022
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1-2pm

Explore the concerns of grading systems and the strategy for eliminating grades within a competency-based assessment system with Prof. Karen Hauer from the University of California, San Francisco.

24 September 2019
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12:00 - 2:00pm

This interactive showcase is for anyone interested in the technologies and practices of inclusive education design to make teaching and learning more accessible to all students.