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The Educational Innovation and Enablement (EIE) team within the Educational Excellence Unit works alongside UOW academic leaders and educational specialist to design and deliver professional learning to support academic staff to explore and embed quality learning and teaching (L&T) practices, evolving pedagogies and technologies, and opportunities for innovation, recognition and excellence.

Whether you are new to teaching or an experienced educator at the university, L&T professional learning supports connection and engagement through exploration, inquiry, reflection, experimentation and sharing. Offerings range from hands on interactive workshops and quick win sessions to webinars, programs and drop ins, with sessions advertised throughout the year to support educational excellence.

To provide an indication of the nature and format of these sessions, the following sizzle reel showcases a recent generative AI Learning and Teaching event hosted by the team: Putting Gen AI into Practice (Learning, Teaching, and Educational Innovation)

Assessment Reimagined
May 2026 Assessment Reimagined Provocations Series 

Throughout May 2026, as part of the renAIssance program, this curated series of eight Assessment Reimagined provocation sessions will bring together leading national and international thinkers in assessment, pedagogy, and AI. Open to all UOW staff across all campuses, the series invites the university community to rethink the role and purpose of assessment in an AI shaped world. Each session is designed to surface tensions, challenge assumptions, and explore future facing possibilities for assessment that better supports learning and student success. Sessions will be interactive, recorded for later viewing, and supported by an online space for ongoing reflection, dialogue, and feedback. 

Learn more and register for the Assessment Reimagined Provocations Series

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