Bring your team, your friends and a gold coin donation to the Student Learning Hub (CB02.04) and mark the (almost) end of 2023 with the perfect snap with Santa. There will also be festive sweets, festive colouring, and you are encouraged to come festively dressed if you please!
Get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments.
This workshop is delivered as part of the Summer orientation program for commencing students.
Get a head start in your studies - in this workshop you'll learn how to identify different types of Library resources, locate books, ebooks, and journal articles, and where to get help (on-campus and online) when you start your assignments.
This workshop is delivered as part of the Summer orientation program for commencing students.
Special library workshop for postgraduates who already have the basics. You will learn how to select discipline specific scholarly databases, develop effective search strategies and get an overview of referencing software to create in text citations and reference lists.
This workshop is delivered as part of the Summer orientation program for commencing students.
Learn about the Library's services, spaces, and resources - find the best places to study, know how to borrow books and access online resources, and find out how to get help with your assignments and referencing.
This event is delivered as part of the Summer orientation program for commencing students.
Learn about the Library's services, spaces, and resources - find the best places to study, know how to borrow books and access online resources, and find out how to get help with your assignments and referencing.
This event is delivered as part of the Summer orientation program for commencing students.
Open educational resources (OER) offer many benefits for teaching and learning in higher education. These include helping academics to improve the quality of existing subjects, reducing costs of teaching materials, and widening access to education. However, challenges still occupy the OER domain where academics flagged that they usually struggle with finding the correct content or that the existing resources are not adaptable due to licensing restrictions (e.g. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0) or don’t fit their instructional strategies.
In this 1hr event you will hear about the experiences of staff using Open Educational Resources (OER) for their learning and teaching from 3 different UTS faculties: FEIT, FASS, and Health.
Each faculty will present their experience, and discuss stages in the lifecycle of OER, such as:
Get on top of your studies by setting up a comprehensive study plan. In this session you'll work with an experienced student to use the information from your subject outlines to develop a plan for assessments and study that will take you through the whole session.
Setting up your study space is a way to trick your brain into getting the work done and getting you into a flow state.
UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.
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