Teaching and learning

Cognitive presence goes beyond physical presence and enables students to feel comfortable in the learning environment, writes Alison Thirlwall. It puts the educator in students’ minds as a supporter and guide

‘Tis the season to embrace the magic of a flipped classroom. Multidisciplinary educators offer their perspectives

Leverage TikTok for learning at the university level by using pop culture, investing time in production and encouraging discussions, writes Chris Clarke

Careers-focused learning can benefit when careers educators bring their academic expertise into the equation. Anna Branford and Luella Leon of RMIT explain how

When courses have so many students that multiple tutors are required for marking, consistency with assessment grading is a key concern. Here, Temesgen Kifle offers ways to support tutors to give fair grades and feedback

Reflective writing exercises can mitigate the influence of artificial intelligence on students’ learning, while also enriching understanding and giving students a chance to express themselves, writes Mario Carrera

Drawing from lived experience can help build students’ self-efficacy and develop learning skills. Ankit Agarwal explains how

Among the myriad 21st-century technological innovations that have revolutionised teaching and learning, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) present the greatest opportunities to truly transform students’ learning experiences

Faculty should combine their modules for an interdisciplinary, real-world based approach to learning, argues Angela Ng

Making videos for online classes doesn’t have to be costly. Here are ways to make them look professional on a budget