Category: Featured
Featuring our best stories and articles.
Academic Senate Top 5 in November and December 2018
Top 5 items at the Academic Senate meetings of 27 November and 3 December including Curriculum Architecture, a presentation from the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, and farewell to outgoing Senators.
Celebrating and reflecting on our Curriculum journey
Celebrating and reflecting on the completion of the renewal phase of the Curriculum Architecture Project
Career Tips from a STEM panel discussion
The Faculty of Science and Engineering Women in STEM committee combined with the IEEE Women in Engineering to discuss career paths.
Are we digitally competent?
Learn about your strengths and improvement areas in digital technologies for teaching and learning with this special tool designed to improve digital competence in academic teaching in higher education.
Helping students get ready for their PACE placement: PACEWISE
New iLearn unit PACEWISE outlines how PACE benefits students and fits into their degree program, how to enrol in and prepare for a PACE unit, and how to maximise the opportunity that a PACE activity provides.
Shared humanity through recipes and personal memories
Everyone has a recipe and a sweet memory to share: Help students from refugee or asylum-seeker backgrounds AND get a great recipe story book.
Celebrating World Access to Higher Education Day
The Widening Participation Unit celebrated World Access to Higher Education Day in style: engaging with higher education practitioners to discuss student equity, equitable access, policy, research and practice; planning a roadtrip with Sean; and publishing a book we can all...
Real skills learned during hands-on authentic research
Lack of hierarchy in learning is a critical aspect of true partnership. Check out what students thought in this research project.
Who is the new PVC L&T and what’s the plan?
At this week's LIH/LTRC meet and greet, Dominique discussed her background, current research projects, reflections on her first month at Macquarie, and her thoughts for the future.