Category: ANU Model of Learning


  • Group assessment: Why do it? Initial design considerations

    Group assessment: Why do it? Initial design considerations

    There is strong evidence of the benefits of collaborative tasks in education but…

  • Talking About Teaching

    Talking About Teaching

    CLT caught up with some members of the ANU community to…

  • Built upon diversity with versatile solutions in CAP

    Built upon diversity with versatile solutions in CAP

    It is well known that democracies thrive on diversity – this…

  • Getting a “bird’s eye view” of your course

    Getting a “bird’s eye view” of your course

    In the rush each semester to get a course ready and…

  • Sharing lived experience stories of Mental Health for World Mental Health Day

    Sharing lived experience stories of Mental Health for World Mental Health Day

    As an ANU staff member with disabilities, I wanted to share…

  • Should we help students ‘game the system’?

    Should we help students ‘game the system’?

    In course structures where assessments are mostly weighted towards the end…

  • Exams, alternative exams and alternatives to exams

    Exams, alternative exams and alternatives to exams

    In this post, we take a look at what teachers are…

  • A consistent WATTLE experience across the Research School of Psychology

    A consistent WATTLE experience across the Research School of Psychology

    Drawing on an idea seeded during a series of technology enhanced…

  • Academic integrity: thinking beyond the assessment task

    Academic integrity: thinking beyond the assessment task

    Assessment design plays a key role in academic integrity, but to…