-
|
|
2025 Vice-Chancellor’s Education Awards Ceremony
The 2025 Vice-Chancellor’s Education Awards ceremony, held last week, celebrated educators and programs shaping learning and teaching across ANU. This year’s recipients were recognised for student-centred, inclusive and evidence-based practice that connects complex ideas to real-world contexts and supports students as active, self-directed learners. Awards for Teaching Excellence honoured educators such as Dr Samira Nazar,…
-
|
|
Culture, Heritage and Memory – Online Showcase
The Culture, Heritage and Memory – Online Showcase presents student-created posters and short videos from the ANU courses HUMN8019 and HUMN8033. These works highlight how students move through the cycle of Inform → Visit → Reflect → Create, using AI-supported research, field-based learning, and critical reflection to produce public-facing creative outputs. This page is designed as a public platform for: About the Project…
-
|
|
Canvas resources and workshops
Get help with Canvas, from setting up online classes to assessments, marking and digital learning and teaching tools.
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Samira Nazar
Synopsis Dr Samira Nazar is a Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the College of Business and Economics. She teaches entrepreneurship, innovation, and new venture creation, encouraging students to move beyond theory and actively apply knowledge to real-world challenges. Through interactive activities such as business simulations, entrepreneurial pitches, and teamwork projects, she helps students build…
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Wai-Man (Raymond) Liu
Synopsis Dr. Wai-Man (Raymond) Liu is an Associate Professor in Finance at the ANU College of Business and Economics with over 25 years’ experience in market microstructure research and education. He established the first market microstructure course in Australia at Monash University in 2000, introducing real-time trading simulations to immerse students in market dynamics. At…
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Yujie Zhu
Synopsis Can a museum, a heritage site, or an ancient landscape become a classroom? Can students learn ethics, empathy, and critical thinking by walking through history rather than reading about it? Yujie believes they can—and shows how learning in place transforms heritage theory into lived experience. An anthropologist in Heritage and Museum Studies, Yujie leads…
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Luca Maestrini
Synopsis Luca has transformed the learning experience in Statistics at ANU through a distinctive blend of research driven teaching and student-centred focus. His classes are designed as spaces where students actively build frameworks for critical thinking and data analysis, rather than passively absorbing content. By connecting theory with authentic case studies, computer programming and applied…
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Ann Smith
Synopsis Right from the start, teaching MGMT7250 (Evidence-based Management) was a challenge: how could I bring decades of industry experience to enhance the study of research methods in service to real-world decision-making? Now, having convened diverse classes online, hybrid, and in-person, ranging in size from 2 to 200 students, for both undergraduate and postgraduate students,…
-
|
|
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Teaching Excellence: Eglantine Staunton
Synopsis Dr Eglantine Staunton is an award-winning, innovative and caring educator in Peace and Conflict Studies and a leader in curriculum and program design. Through her teaching of mass atrocity and conflict prevention, she helps students understand, but also care, about the world they live in, and think about the role they want to play…
