Professional Learning for the 糖心传媒 Cross Model

This is a curated selection of recordings, articles, and modules designed to help academics design and build learning sites, interactive modules, and assessments for the 糖心传媒 Cross Model.

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What's New

Contribute and Register to attend CTL Showcase 2, 2025, 24th Sept 2025.
Watch the latest Gen AI-related workshop presentation, , presented 08/07/25.
Watch Gen AI-related workshop presentation, , presented 29/04/25.
View the list of SCU GenAI related workshop recordings including an online workshop by Marlon Jones (Ed Designer, CTL) titled 'Introduction to Generative AI (A Practical Introduction for Beginners)'
Access GenAI in Learning and Teaching. This resource provides SCU academics with recommendations for using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in learning, teaching and assessment within the context of the University’s policies, procedures and guidelines.
Watch the recording of Introduction to SoLT: What, why, how? workshop (held in April 2024).
Save this list of Key Tips for Marking Assessments 糖心传媒 Cross Model
A module on is available in our Introducing the 糖心传媒 Cross Model Blackboard site.
Read the paper in the , titled: Time for a Change: An Exploratory Study of Non-traditional Students’ Time-use in the 糖心传媒 Cross Model
Come to a – live support at 12 pm (NSW time) every Friday via Collaborate Ultra in the learning site. These weekly online sessions focus on troubleshooting technical issues and general technology support and training related questions.

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How do I get started?

The ISCM Blackboard site

The is an essential resource for learning about the 糖心传媒 Cross Model, developing learning and assessment materials, and adopting teaching and learning strategies to engage students in active learning.

Practical Guide to the 糖心传媒 Cross Model

The has been developed to support academics in the design and development of units under the 糖心传媒 Cross Model. Academics are strongly encouraged to review, reflect and adopt the resources and templates relevant to their role.

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Support

The following professional learning support options are available to all academic staff.

For specific training or teaching and learning support around the 糖心传媒 Cross Model please contact the Centre for Teaching and Learning via email: ctl@scu.edu.au. Read more below

Live support at 12pm (NSW time) every Friday via Collaborate Ultra. These weekly online sessions focus on troubleshooting technical issues and general technology support and training-related questions.
Speak with your Associate Dean (Education) about the support available for unit transition to the 糖心传媒 Cross Model.
CTL Workshops
Join workshops run by the Centre for Teaching and Learning.

Digital tools that support interactivity

The following resources cover university supported tools that engage students in active learning. The Centre of Teaching and Learning can support you in the use of these tools for teaching. Send a request to ctl@scu.edu.au for support

H5P: Interactive eLearning

Workshop Recording:

VoiceThread: video discussions and presentations

Online Class Teaching

Guidance around Assessment

The following resources cover Assessment design and delivery under the 糖心传媒 Cross Model.

Assessment Policy and Guidelines

All academic staff should be aware of the following assessment policy and guidelines.

Using Digital Assessment Tools

Browse the CTL workshops, support and resources

CTL workshops.

View the monthly list of CTL workshops and access past workshop recordings on CTL Workshops and Events pages.

View the monthly list of CTL workshops

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Friday Free-for-all

Join an online session, every Friday at 12 noon (AEST), just drop-in!

GenAI in Learning and Teaching

This resource provides SCU academics with recommendations for using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in learning, teaching and assessment within the context of the University’s policies, procedures and guidelines.

GenAI in Learning and Teaching

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Past workshop recordings from 2023

Teaching Technologies Workshop recordings

The 2023 Teaching Technologies recordings are still available.

View 2023 Teaching Technologies recordings

2023 SoLT Symposium abstracts and recordings

The 2023 Theme was: Impactful teaching: Revolutionary learning

View 2023 SoLT abstracts and recordings

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Talking Teaching recordings

2023 recordings are still available

View Talking Teaching webinar recordings