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Conversations is a blog about new ideas, innovations, implementations and design of learning journeys.

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Miro Means Collaboration

by Katrina Cutcliffe | 8 Jun, 2023 | Pathways to Innovation SIG, TechDems | 0 Comments

Coordinator (Peer Learning) Support for LearningOn the second of June, 2023, Ben Ingram,...

Enhancing Education with Microsoft Teams: The Power of Collaborative Learning

by nina.usher | 31 May, 2023 | Microsoft for Teaching SIG, Tools | 0 Comments

In recent years, technology has revolutionised how education is provided, breaking down the...

Artificial Intelligence for Learning and Teaching

by Julie Lindsay | 29 May, 2023 | Artificial Intelligence, Pedagogy, TechDems | 0 Comments

With careful planning and implementation, AI has the potential to transform the way we teach and learn. We need to consider how we embrace this opportunity and create engaging learning experiences and authentic assessments. Read more…..

Pathways to Feedback and Reflection

by Katrina Cutcliffe | 2 May, 2023 | Feedback Fruits, Pathways to Innovation SIG, Tools | 0 Comments

In the second Pathways to Innovation SIG meeting for 2023, Eugenie Hsueh, Australian Pilot and...

Empowering Collaborative Learning

by Julie Lindsay | 28 Apr, 2023 | Collaborative Learning, Online Collaborative Learning SIG | 1 Comment

I am always thinking about approaches to collaborative learning, especially when online and virtual. How do we ensure the student group assessment is successful? Does it rely on assessment design? (yes!). What else is needed? What are the pitfalls? What are the enablers?