Although there might be a few more tweaks, the draft program for this year’s L&T symposium is pretty much sorted. Click here to find out what’s planned and, if you haven’t already done so, register!
Author: Warwick Baines
‘Ch-ch-ch-ch changes…’ begins the chorus of the well known David Bowie song. Change has been a constant for us at CSU in recent times. In his keynote address Geoff Scott will argue that teaching academics, are the key arbiters of successful change at universities.
The BJBS minimum expectations on subject delivery are now live, there are even more improvements to the subject outline tool and for the first time prospective CSU students will be able to see an assessment summary for each subject before they enrol.
What happened in the QUASAR pilot over 201890? Where have the pre-delivery questions gone? And how will QUASAR make my life easier? Find out here!
Registrations for the L&T Symposium are now open. We’re launching some minimum standards on subject delivery, additional support for sessional staff, there’s been an upgrade to DOMS and DLT have a range of PD opportunities in April.
A new interactive student resource homegrown in BJBS, tips for engaging landing pages, tweaks to the SOT and the Sydney School of Entrepreneurship. All in the latest Sub Dean L&T update
79% of students who have no success in their commencing session become 1st year attrition. Find out what we’re trying to do about it.
Why is the location of the L&T Symposium changing? Are too many GLOs too much of a good thing? Find out in the first Sub Dean L&T update for 2019!
Happy New Year! To help get you ready for 201930, DLT have a range of L&T professional development opportunities. Here’s what’s coming up in February.
The pre-delivery questions for the online moderation system (OMS) are on the move. QUASAR product owner, Michael Kemp tells us where to and why.