UQ has two grant schemes designed to recognise and encourage innovation in our teaching and learning staff. 

Previous Teaching Innovation Grant and Early Career Educational Research Grant recipients are listed below.

For the list of grant recipients prior to 2018: please email our Teaching Recognition Coordinator at teaching.grants@uq.edu.au. There were no teaching grants awarded in 2020.

2021

  • Adapting the face-to-face 'three colour tutorials' innovation to an online teaching environment
    Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, $24,990
    Dr Frederique Bracoud
  • Enhancing online assessment through a critical thinking focus
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, $100,000
    Professor Deborah Brown and Dr Peter Ellerton
  • Improving the evidence base about ways to strengthen student engagement in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
    Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit, $70,000
    Professor Tracey Bunda
  • Leading by example: an expert-led Sport and Exercise Injury, Participation and Performance Clinic to enhance the student experience
    Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences, $72,000
    Dr Natalie Collins
  • An institutional pilot for Microsoft FlipGrid: offering belonging, authentic assessment, flexibility and engagement all in the one video-blogging tool
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, $17,700
    Dr Seb Dianati
  • Growing inclusive learning communities: Enhancing inclusive teaching and learning at UQ through professional learning, student partnerships and effective practice
    Faculty of Science, $113,670
    Professor Gwendolyn Lawrie
  • Indigenising the curriculum at the UQ Business School
    Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, $88,763
    Dr Sharlene Leroy-Dyer
  • Investigating application and implementation of innovative and blended classrooms using virtual reality in anatomy at UQ
    Faculty of Medicine, $8,500
    Professor Mark Midwinter
  • Belonging to a learning community: a first-year experience that develops professional identity in the Social Sciences
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, $8,500
    Dr Lynda Shevellar
  • Scaffolding students effectively: using multiple digital approaches to foster authentic coaching to enhance student employability
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, $150,000
    Associate Professor Garth Stahl
  • Visualising digital footprints to enhance learning engagement in work integrated learning (WIL)
    Faculty of Medicine, $150,000
    Associate Professor Helen Wozniak
  • Supporting integration of foundational science learning with clinical application through an asynchronous interactive platform
    Faculty of Medicine, $14,919 (Early Career Educational Research Grant)
    Dr Iulia Oancea
  • Digitally driven interactive in-class demonstrations to bolster student learning and engagement in large in-person and online classes
    Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, $14,576 (Early Career Educational Research Grant)
    Dr Chamith Wijenayake
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2019

  • Building Digital Literacy and interprofessional learning of health professional students by embedding teaching cases in an electronic medical record
    Faculty of Medicine, $190,528
    Dr Benjamin Barry
  • Events Plus: a transdisciplinary collaboration to improve experiential learning through the development of a Small Private Online Course (SPOC)
    Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, $192,763
    Dr Sheranne Fairley
  • NOW What? Indigenising architecture and design
    Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, $17,000
    Ms Carroll Go-Sam
  • Maximising the pedagogical benefits of video for engagement and learning
    Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, $83,204
    Associate Professor Jason Lodge
  • Linking Public Health education with practice within a University Reconciliation Garden
    Faculty of Medicine, $140,742
    Dr Preetha Thomas
  • Expanding the capacity and functionality of the 4D construction learning environment to incorporate additional case studies and virtual reality experiences
    Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology, $57,530
    Associate Professor Chris Landorf
  • Operation outbreak: Escape rooms for developing interprofessional communication, team building and conflict management skills
    Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences, $55,000
    Associate Professor Neil Cottrell
  • AUTHENTICATE: a virtual learning environment that uses Avatars to immerse students in authentic experiences
    Faculty of Business, Economics and Law, $51,513
    Ann Wallin
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2018

  • Clinical Educator Professional Development Program: ClinEd2U@UQ
    Faculty of Medicine, $179,170
    Professor Geoff McColl, Associate Professor Peter Cabot, Professor Stuart Carney, Professor Nigel Perkins, Professor Sarah Roberts-Thomson, Dr Daniel Schull, Professor Nick Shaw
  • Development and Dissemination of a Student-Led Adaptive Learning Platform
    Institute for Teaching and Learning Innovation / School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, $178,907
    Dr Hassan Khosravi, Professor Shazia Sadiq, Professor Annemaree Carroll, Professor Dragan Gasevic, Associate Professor Lydia Kavanagh, Dr Pavla Simerska, Associate Professor Christine Staatz
  • Urban Water, Energy, Planning and Design Challenge: a scenario-driven, game-based, UQ-wide tournament to improve future cities 
    School of Chemical Engineering, $134,954
    Professor Paul Lant, Associate Professor Steven Kenway, Paola Maria, Dr Ilje Pikaar, Professor Peta Ashworth, Sébastien Darchen, Dr Marguerite Renouf
  • Developing authentic online assessment to support collaborative explanation and critical reasoning in large classes
    School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, $133,110
    Associate Professor Gwendolyn Lawrie, Associate Professor Lydia Kavanagh, Associate Professor Vincent Wheatley, Philip Waller, Dr Efpraxia Kartsonaki, Dr Philip Sharpe
  • Lab in the Clouds: Using the cloud to deliver customised computing environments – easily deployed for teaching at scale or remotely
    School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering, $60,996
    Dr Ingo Jahn, Dr Rowan Gollan, Dr Stephen Hall, Ms Melanie Fleming, Dr Surya Singh, Phil Waller
  • Developing flexible digital assessment strategies for cross-disciplinary implementation
    School of Communication and Arts, $60,000
    Dr Natalie Collie, Dr Seb Dianati, Ms Kerry Kilner, Dr Nicholas Carah, Dr Simone Smala, Professor Kim Bryceson, Ms Linda MacDonald, Dr Aneesha Bakharia, Mr Philip Waller, Mr Jack Mason
  • Microcredentialling, digital badges and the development of effective transdisciplinary professional learning across large degree programs
    School of Social Science, $60,000
    Associate Professor Andrew Fairbairn, Dr Deanne Gannaway, Mr Christopher Front, Dr Glenys McGowan, Associate Professor Patrick Moss, Dr Janette McWilliam, Professor Lynda Cheshire
  • LabPass: a flexible online learning tool and management system for practical assignments in large classes
    School of Civil Engineering, $60,000
    Dr Remo Cossu, Dr Surya Singh, Mr Joseph Nagy, Professor Matthew Davis, Ms Melanie Fleming
  • Strengthening capacity for IP work-integrated learning through the development of authentic assessment of IP skills in clinical and simulation contexts
    School of Dentistry, $53,975
    Dr Emma Bartle, Dr Anne Hill, Associate Professor Jodie Copley, Dr Ruth Dunwoodie, Dr Karen Luetsch
  • Assessment Ideas Factory: Improving assessment practice across The University of Queensland
    School of Social Science, $53,468
    Dr Mair Underwood, Christopher Frost, Dr Deanne Gannaway, Dr Aaron Herndon, Associate Professor Pierre Benckendorff,  Dr Helen Wozniak
  • HistONline: A digital microscopy resource for teaching
    School of Biomedical Sciences, $30,000
    Dr Rachel Claire Aland, Associate Professor Glenda Gobe, Mrs Carolyn Cluderay, Dr Charlotte Young, Professor Mark Midwinter
  • The learning and teaching of complex CFD software: how do students learn to use it and does it promote an improved understanding of Fluid Dynamics?
    School of Mechanical & Mining Engineering, $15,000 (Early Career Educational Research Grant)
    Dr Stephen Hall
  • Interprofessional Management of Pain (IPMP): preparing health professional students for future practice
    School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, $14,478 (Early Career Educational Research Grant)
    Dr Roma Forbes
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