Training and workshops
Training and workshops
Workshop schedule
Our workshops cover diverse teaching and learning topics and educational technologies, delivered primarily through Zoom, with occasional in-person sessions. They are tailored for both new and experienced academic and professional staff.
July
| Workshop | Date | Time | Register | More information |
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| Creating rubrics for assessment | Wednesday 1 July | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Designing group work | Wednesday 8 July | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Crafting great quizzes | Tuesday 14 July | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Making learning resources accessible | Thursday 16 July | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Developing collaborative activities with Padlet | Thursday 23 July | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
August
| Workshop | Date | Time | Register | More information |
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| Introducing universal design for learning (UDL) | Tuesday 18 August | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
September
| Workshop | Date | Time | Register | More information |
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| Exploring ePortfolios and reflection activities | Wednesday 9 September | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Designing authentic assessments | Wednesday 16 September | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Designing assessment for large cohorts | Wednesday 23 September | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Setting up Cadmus for exams | Wednesday 30 September | 2:00pm–3:30pm | Register | Learn more |
October
| Workshop | Date | Time | Register | More information |
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| Techniques and confidence building for virtual presenting | Thursday 1 October | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| DIY device recording | Thursday 8 October | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| Preparing for and conquering the 'on-camera' Interview | Thursday 15 October | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| DIY video editing: Essentials | Thursday 23 October | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
| DIY video editing: Advanced | Thursday 30 October | 10:00am-11:30am | Register | Learn more |
What you need to enrol in workshops
- You are a University of Melbourne staff member
All workshops run by Teaching and Learning Innovation are only available to University of Melbourne staff members. - You have an active University of Melbourne staff account
An active account is essential for you to receive emails, and log in to the LMS using your University of Melbourne username and password.
Please note that registrations for all workshops are completed via Eventbrite. Registrations close the day before the start of the workshop.
Teaching and learning workshops
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Crafting great quizzes
Learn how to design high quality quizzes for your students in line with your subject's content, outcomes, and assessment strategy.
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Creating rubrics for assessment
In this workshop, you will design rubrics aligned to your assessments, compose clear descriptors, and learn to add your rubrics to the LMS.
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Designing assessment for large cohorts
Learn about effective assessment design strategies for large cohorts of students.
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Designing authentic assessment
Learn the theory behind authentic assessment design and how to apply it to your subject.
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Designing group work
This workshop will introduce and equip you with the skills and educational technology needed to design and facilitate effective group work.
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Developing collaborative activities with Padlet
This workshop aims to equip teaching staff with an understanding of Padlet to enhance their collaborative learning practices.
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Exploring ePortfolios and reflection activities
Discover ePortfolio and reflective learning approaches, as well as various options in PebblePad to support your teaching.
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Introducing universal design for learning (UDL)
This workshop seeks to provide tertiary teaching staff with an introduction to the concepts of universal design for learning.
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Making learning resources accessible
Learn about accessibility standards and how to make your learning resources accessible for students.
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Setting up Cadmus for exams
Learn how to set up and configure settings for your online digital exam with Cadmus, as well as how to make sense of the analytics available.
Video and media workshops
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DIY device recording
Learn how to think like a film maker and set up a successful self-recording with a smart phone device.
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DIY video editing - advanced
Now you know some of the fundamentals, we’ll delve into the tips and tricks for creativity and style.
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DIY video editing - essentials
In this workshop, we will cover the fundamentals of post-production workflow and video editing.
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Preparing for and conquering the 'on-camera' interview
Learn practical tips and tricks for on-camera interviews.
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Techniques and confidence building for virtual presenting
Improve your skills and confidence when presenting to a camera online.
Visit the Video and Media website for further information and enquiries regarding media solutions for University of Melbourne staff.
Recorded webinars
Our series of recorded webinar Zoom sessions are available on demand at a time convenient to you. Our recordings give you the opportunity watch, jump back, and re-watch from the comfort of your desk.
These training sessions are recorded versions of our live Zoom webinar events. Focusing on the LMS and other supported learning technologies, this format allows you to watch, revisit, and share the knowledge with others.
To participate in a live webinar session facilitated by an instructor - including a Q&A - view our workshop schedule to reserve your spot.
All recorded webinars
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recorded webinars asset lister
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Webinar recording - Collaborative reading with FeedbackFruits Interactive Documents
This webinar provides participants with an overview of the Interactive Document and Interactive Video tools within the FeedbackFruits collaborative learning suite.
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Webinar recording - Creating and using rubrics for assessment
This is a recording of the live webinar. The webinar discusses how to write and use rubrics for assessment.
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Webinar recording - Interactive content and activities with H5P
This webinar provides participants with an overview of the H5P integration with the LMS and the skills to build a basic H5P activity. This webinar also covers reusing existing H5P content.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Assignments
This webinar is designed to give participants the confidence to create LMS assignments. The assignment setup process and exploration of various assignment settings will be covered.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Communication
This live webinar gives participants a brief overview of the communications tools in the LMS.
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Webinar recording - LMS: For tutors
This webinar is designed to give participants the skills to confidently navigate the LMS, communicate with students and use Speedgrader to annotate and grade student submissions within the LMS.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Getting started
This webinar is designed to provide participants with the skills to build a basic LMS subject presence, including the key elements considered essential under the LMS framework guidelines.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Managing tutorials and student collaboration (Sections and Groups)
This webinar explores how to use Sections and Groups for tutorial management of student collaboration in the LMS.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Quizzes
This workshop will equip staff in the fundamental skills to create and manage quizzes and question banks in the LMS.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Rubrics
This webinar explores different Rubric setups and provides insight into how Rubrics can be used in the LMS.
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Webinar recording - LMS: Speedgrader and Gradebook
This webinar is designed to give participants the skills to confidently use Speedgrader to annotate and grade student submissions in the LMS as well as manage student grades.
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Webinar recording - Peer review and group member evaluation with FeedbackFruits
This webinar provides participants with an overview of the Peer Review and Group Member Evaluation tools within the FeedbackFruits collaborative learning suite.
Related professional development across the University
Local learning and teaching professional development is available across the University of Melbourne. The links below share some of the options available to staff.
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Melbourne-CSHE professional development programs
CSHE provides a range of professional development programs and activities for staff and higher degree research candidates of the University in four main areas: teaching and learning, research, engagement, and leadership and management.
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The Williams Centre for Learning Advancement
Professional development and teaching support services offered by the Williams Centre for Learning Advancement in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
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Built Environments Learning + Teaching
The Built Environments Learning + Teaching (BEL+T) group works with staff and students of the Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning to improve teaching quality and student engagement.
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Arts Teaching Innovation
Arts Teaching Innovation supports excellence and innovation in teaching and learning across the Faculty of Arts.
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Arts eTeaching
The Arts eTeaching unit supports teaching staff with integrating technology in their teaching, to develop innovative blended learning approaches and teaching materials, to stimulate active learning, and enhance student engagement.
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FEIT Teaching and Learning Laboratory
The Laboratory supports research-informed enhancements to learning and teaching in engineering and information technology.
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Law Digital and Teaching Hub
The Law Digital and Teaching Hub has been designed as a resource-rich repository and communications channel about the digital media, technology and educational design services the Law Digital team offer to all staff at Melbourne Law School. You will also find here extensive resources and guides to support your teaching practice, and also multi-media content, showcase subjects, and core curriculum modules which can be re-purposed for your own students.
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University Library
The University Library offers a broad range of services and support for staff. Offering help with teaching resources, expert advice, using collections in your teaching, and more.
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The University Copyright Office
The University Copyright Office works with staff and students to maximise the permitted uses of copyright material for education and research. In so doing, we seek to ensure that the University community complies with copyright obligations. Copyright Office staff provide online information and resources, assistance with queries and training and awareness sessions.
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LinkedIn Learning at the University of Melbourne
LinkedIn Learning’s platform includes a robust library of on-demand resources with more than 16,000 online courses taught by experts in their fields.
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Researcher Development Unit
Explore programs led by the Researcher Development Program (RDU) available across all career stages from Graduate Research through to Early-to-Mid Career through to Senior Research.