Past Event Recordings 2021

Guest speaker Dr Jodi York draws on examples from research and client work to talk about what impact management is and how academics can leverage that knowledge so stakeholders can make more informed decisions about where and how they're placing resources.

Dr Sarah Austin and A/Prof Sandra McLaren share strategies and tools they have used to support experiential learning in online or dual delivery mode.

Dr Lisa Godinho and Christine Smith share strategies to build, foster and maintain effective teamwork and collaboration between students regardless of their study mode.

The first SoTEL Showcase featured four best case examples of Technology Enhanced Learning from the University of Melbourne academic community.

Professor Greg Craven reflects on his time as Vice-Chancellor of Australian Catholic University and the higher education sector.

In this webinar, Dr Charles Sevigny shares practices and strategies he has used to maintain effective communications with students through online teaching.

Guest speaker Dr David Reid discusses some of the visible and invisible systemic, structural and cultural issues that hinder mutually satisfying collaborations and partnerships between universities and industry.

Find out how to apply for funding of up to $10,000 to support subject coordinators of large (>300 enrolment) subjects.

In this webinar, presenters share practices and strategies, and their reflections on them, that they have used to maintain effective communications with students regardless of their study mode.

Professor Kerri-Lee Krause discusses the notion of sector “diversity” in Australian higher education, particularly the impact of government policy changes.

In this webinar, presenters share practices and strategies, and their reflections on them, that they have used to support online and dual delivery teaching.

In this webinar, guest speaker Dr Wade Kelly reviews La Trobe’s impact journey, how impact is being discussed, the challenges that impact presents, and the types of supports that are needed to support impact generation.

In this webinar, researchers and a consumer in the Consumer and Community Involvement Program share experiences, strategies and barriers that aim to incorporate public voices within empirical research practices.

In this webinar, presenters provide a brief overview of the main approaches to dual delivery teaching at the University and outline some research-informed educational principles to guide the design of activities to engage students in these approaches.