This month we congratulate new approvals, and offer updates on equity travel grants and professional development opportunities.
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!
I’m always proud of our achievements, but this has been an especially rewarding month.
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.
In this month’s update, we review the TOL subjects completed as part of our new Agile approach to development. We also highlight some of the great TOL feedback received, and profile one of our Learning Experience Designers, Liz Stephens.
If you are considering a request for leverage from the DVC-RDI , now’s your time. Also this month, innovation partnership grants, gambling research grants, CRC Conference and some handy tips.
Procrastination is a major issue for many students. To help you to assist your students, several reasons for this are identified, along with apps and ALLaN services which may prove beneficial.
So many opportunities! Would you like to promote your research? Develop research strategies? Improve your research impact? Need some training in R stats? And the big one….Research Budgets? So much learning to choose from! Plus the Library has just released a new guide for CRO.
We are literally falling over ourselves with professional development opportunities this month – not to mention the 3 minute thesis is on again. And if you think your research is leading towards a good business idea – you’ll be interested in this month’s news.
We use lenses to self-assess and improve subjects all the time. Often it’s merely the lens of our own personal teaching / design experience, sometimes it’s internally created frameworks (e.g. OLM), and other times it’s external frameworks (accreditation, anyone?). Recognition adds another layer altogether…