Events

The Discover iLearn for Convenors training unit is an online training module that provides an introduction to the basic features of iLearn.

The Discover iLearn for Tutors training unit is an online training module built within the iLearn platform that provides an introduction for Tutors on the features you will use in iLearn.

Echo360 Universal Capture software is a free tool that enables you to record screen captures and webcam footage from your own computer

The iLearn Gradebook self-paced module provides training on the features and functionality of the iLearn Gradebook

This online module provides an overview of the Turnitin Feedback Studio software and how to integrate this technology in your teaching.

This online module provides an overview of the Turnitin Rubrics and how to integrate this technology in your teaching.

It’s free, self-paced and highly recommended for anyone in their first few years of university teaching.

Echo360 Universal Capture software is a free tool that enables you to record screen captures and webcam footage from your own computer.

National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth.

The below resources and articles may be of interest to you:

• Indigenous learning and teaching: Building innovative scholarship and excellence(TECHE article)
• Indigenous Connected Curriculum framework
• Inclusivity and the significance of Indigenous Knowledges for students (TECHE article)
• Walking Darug Country app – a self-guided walking trail identifying the cultural landmarks and areas of cultural significance to Aboriginal peoples that are scattered throughout MQ
• Hold our Tongues: Interactive Map of Language Revival – A website hosted by ABC Radio with interactive maps where you can find ‘Darug’ in the Sydney region. Click on it for clips of Darug being spoken and sung
• Resources for embedding Indigenous perspectives in your unit (TECHE article & resources on iLearn)

Like a book club, but with podcasts.