As we approach the commencement of the academic semester, it is evident that a significant portion of teaching …
The pandemic hastened the transition to online delivery. While several studies have looked into strategies for developing higher-order …
To address the global inequalities in access to higher education, I propose an Australian-led network for global online …
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Australian universities rapidly shifted to online models of learning and teaching. Some …
In 2020 higher education student satisfaction with their ‘entire educational experience’ hit its lowest point since Australia’s national survey of current students began in 2011. But the detailed survey results, which cover many aspects of student life, paint a mixed picture. Despite an unexpected shift to online learning due to COVID-19 restrictions, satisfaction with many …
Meet Melissa Fanshawe and Katie Burke, two senior lecturers from the School of Education at the University of Southern Queensland. These two first met in a Zoom workshop in which they were both presenting on online pedagogy. Hearing about each other’s ideas, they instantly wanted to work together. Here’s what happened next. Melissa: We teach …
To combat high failure and student drop-out rates, universities have developed strategies to monitor online student engagement through measurable activities. We explored if and how these monitoring activities accurately measure online engagement. Perhaps our most surprising finding was that the teacher-education students in our study did not see their set online tasks as being valuable …
Reducing student attrition rates in higher education has come into sharper focus with the growth of online courses. …