The UNSW Network of Faculty Educational Developers (UNFED) is a community of practice that is coordinated by learning and teaching representatives from each Faculty with support from the Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Edu
Join an in person debrief with Jacque North and Daniela Castro de Jong! Meet colleagues in an informal setting, steep in collective wisdoms, and have those impromptu ‘corridor’ conversations on term’s triumphs, challenges and insights.
EdTech @ UNSW is a trial of a new digital teaching capability development program, replacing the previous LET'S Meet series delivered by the Educational Technology Enablement team.
You're invited to join us as we mark the second birthday of UNSW's Teaching Commons — a vibrant, welcoming space dedicated to supporting and celebrating our teaching and education community.
If you’d like to know more about what’s happening in and around UNSW with AI and teaching and learning, come and join us for our second AI Fest on Thursday, 4 September from 10am to 4pm in the Teaching Commons.
Explore ways to consider both web and cognitive accessibility in our Moodle courses, flipping the perspective with a demonstration of what students may see and experience while navigating the platform in their studies.
Explore the integration of Artificial Intelligence into rubric design by gaining a practical understanding of how AI can be effectively utilised in the design process, and learn tips for adopting AI-driven tools in your own educational contexts.
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.
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.
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.