Critical thinking – overrated or under-utilised?
Does your course or topic have critical thinking as a desired learning outcome? It’s common throughout much of higher education, but how students demonstrate it and […]
Archive Author: Cassandra Hood
More about the learning styles myth
OPINION: Dr. Ann Luzeckyj Senior Lecturer in Higher Education: First Year Undergraduate Teaching Adviser – CILT Lake, Boyd and Boyd (2017) discuss the issue of […]
CONGRATULATIONS: Flinders wins AAUT citation!
CILT congratulates the Flinders NT team: A/Prof Narelle Campbell, A/Prof Sue Lenthall, Dr Helen Wozniak, and Ms Annie Farthing who were successful in their Australian Awards […]
EVENT: Learning and Teaching Week 2017 (27 November – 1 December)
Registrations are NOW OPEN for the exciting and illuminating events of this year’s Learning and Teaching Week. Plan your week and create your schedule: ⇒ Attend […]
Edutopia
Edutopia is a US-based education website supporting people who are passionate about improving educational outcomes for K-12. There are also some useful resources for staff in higher education. […]
One advantage of using Twitter for professional development is that you can discover resources that otherwise may stay hidden in the tangle of the web. On […]
ACEN (Brisbane QLD, 3–5 October 2018)
Call for abstracts open until 26 March 2018 The theme for 2018 is ‘WIL Creating Connections Building Futures’. Themes explored will include: Managing and Building […]
Transforming Feedback: Research and Development Conference (Manchester UK, ...
Call for submissions open until 15 January 2018 This one-day conference is an opportunity for university leaders, academic developers, researchers and student representatives to debate the […]
INTED (Valencia, SPAIN 5-7 March 2018)
This 12th annual conference offers in-person and virtual registration and presentations. It is one of the largest international education conferences for lecturers, researchers, technologists and professionals. […]