Teaching and learning

Instead of attempting to predict the future, future-proofing online courses is about making them easier to update, more inclusive and more useful to students, even as context changes

Pharmacodynamics is one of the more difficult topics in prescription education. But parallels with attraction and rivalry offer a low-tech way to ease learning apprehension

It’s not just about kicking AI and other technology out of the university classroom. A return to analogue teaching methods requires preparation in order to reap the benefits of deeper learning and engagement, writes Jose Eos Trinidad

How a design thinking approach to a community project helped students raise awareness about racism against Indigenous women in Mexico

Virtual reality simulations can equip construction students with technical skills and impress on them the importance of safety. Find out how here

Degrees are not disappearing, but employers increasingly want evidence of capability, challenging universities to make graduates' skills more visible

Students need to do more than memorise definitions of complex terms. Learn how a classroom activity based on analytic philosophy makes abstract concepts more tangible

Asynchronous course design has to work for the student logging in alone at 11pm, or it doesn’t work at all. Here’s how to design to make your presence felt, even in absence

How mediation, translanguaging and a class contract can develop understanding, prevent clashes and promote appreciation for diversity in multilingual classrooms

Drawing on self-determination theory and using immersion technology can help educators shape civic-minded, people-focused students. Find out how