Events

In this community of inquiry, we're exploring two articles that discuss the role of Students' assessment literacy in higher education.

Join us on Friday 20 October 2023 the online Annual Students as Partners Roundtable 2023.

This workshop, for UQ staff engaged in teaching and learning, provides a safe space for discussion on how to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ perspectives into UQ courses. In this session, non-Indigenous staff will share their experiences of building relationships and working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with opportunity for discussion and questions.

Join staff and students to discuss the use of Generative AI in teaching and assessment across UQ.

The Digital Teaching Framework is an initiative that seeks to describe the minimum and ‘best practice’ standards of that experience and provide a clear pathway to support, training, and professional learning, while illuminating policies, practices, and infrastructure that can be improved or modified.

This TF pop-up session was prompted by three Leading UQ colleagues responding to a challenge from the Vice-Chancellor.

This inaugural Assessment Inquiry Network event is hosted by the Digital Assessment Team and will discuss programmatic approaches to assessment.

In this webinar, UQ academics will discuss how they are embracing opportunities and addressing complications with Generative AI.

Learning Designers from the Digital Assessment team will host sessions. Bring the assessment tasks or questions you are writing for this semester and get some of your work out of the way!

In this course, participants will be guided through the process of creating a Turnitin assignment, the student assignment submission process and setting up rubrics.

Presenters will share the results of the Teaching Innovation Grant (TIG) project and how they have developed a framework and an interactive App to assess course-level inclusive learning, guided by student feedback.