All posts by L&T Development

The Learning and Teaching Staff Development team works with staff across the University to ensure they are supported to facilitate quality learning for students. This includes offering professional development, contributing to curriculum and assessment design, recognising and rewarding good practice, supporting peer review of teaching, and leading scholarly reflection. Email professional.learning@mq.edu.au with questions or requests.

A repository for Australian university learning and teaching research

The Universities Australia Learning and Teaching Repository is a collection of higher education learning and teaching research useful to university academics and higher education professionals.

/ 20 January, 2021

Beginning to Teach starts 1 February – register now!

The Beginning to Teach program starts on February 1 and is open to HDR students and staff who are new to university teaching.

/ 19 January, 2021

Beginning to Teach program – expressions of interest now open for February 2021!

Register your interest in participating in the Beginning to Teach program in February 2021.

/ 2 December, 2020

Student advising information at your fingertips with ‘MyAcademic’

Academic staff can access transcripts, class lists, unit and course information through the ‘MyAcademic’ platform.

/ 1 December, 2020
Associate Professor Fay Hadley. Mike Catabay for TECHE

Spotlight on practice: How I teach now – Fay Hadley

Fay Hadley (Education) delves into the nitty gritty of bringing students together online and what an authentic ‘online presence’ means for her teaching practice.

/ 24 November, 2020

Using case studies in the classroom – a workshop to build teaching capabilities

This workshop, open to all MQ academic staff, is offered by MQBS and focuses on the use of case studies in the classroom.

/ 16 November, 2020
Yi Li. Photo by Mike Catabay for TECHE

Spotlight on practice: Community-centered teaching and learning – Yi Li

Yi Li (Marketing) demonstrates marketing philosophy in her teaching practice, explaining how she creates a solid online community through a 'consumer-centric' approach to teaching.

/ 12 November, 2020

Exploring mixed mode teaching delivery

A free cross-institutional community of interest event hosted by UTS

/ 12 November, 2020

Network with higher education researchers

The #HE Scholars Research Network connects and supports higher education researchers across Sydney-based universities. Next meeting 27 November.

/ 5 November, 2020