Developing and Recognising Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Last week we re-imagined our monthly SoTL Walk, moving from walking together in one space, to walking at the same time in many different places! What connected us was a common question to think about and a shared online space for post-walk reflections. In this blog post, Natasha Taylor discusses the key themes which emerged. […]
We are all having to find ways to do our normal activities in a new dislocated and virtually supported world! This weekend, I tried to think of creative ways to keep our monthly SoTL walk alive. As it turns out, this could be a great opportunity to grow the idea and reach out to wider […]
It has been an extraordinary week for all of us and the last thing any of us want to hear is ‘you should be doing more’. But as I look around me and see my friends, colleagues and people I’ve never even met struggle to cope, I have been reflecting on what it means to […]
It’s a great pleasure to share news that RMIT had two winners in this year’s Australian Awards for University Teaching and both are from SEH! These awards recognise Australia’s most exceptional university teachers and speak to how highly their work is valued by students, universities and the Australian Government. Assoc. Professor Sylvia Urban For […]
We’ve recently started exploring ways of collaborating with a large university in the UK – Nottingham Trent (NTU)- on SoTL related activities. So, whether it be through cross-institutional communities of practice, co-creation of resources, sabbatical opportunities or co-hosting events, we can see great potential for creating opportunities for staff to engage in rich, creative international […]
Could you be a Teaching and Learning Award winner in 2020? Or, do you know someone who deserves to have their work recognised? The 2020 RMIT L&T Awards Scheme is now open and there are some events later this month to help you start your Awards journey. If you are new to the Awards process […]