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Grants won 2007

Congratulations to the following successful applicants in obtaining a teaching and learning grant. UTS: Business have been awarded a number of large and small grants in the UTS teaching and learning round and also from the Carrick Institute.

Large grant holders

MBA Course Renewal: Embedding Learning goals

Project Leader: Antoine Hermens

Improving students 'work ready' knowledge and skills

Project Leader: Tracy Taylor

An integrated and automated approach for enhancing student learning

Project Leader: Christopher Bajada

Improving students work ready knowledge and skills. (IT with FOB)

Project Leader: Andrew Litchfield

Supporting effective student learning during internships: using e-portfolios and online collaboration tools. (Engineering with FOB)

Project Leader: Stewart Nettleton

Small grant holders

An Investigation of the application of online Learning Resouces in the UTS Bachelor of Business Degree at Shanghai University

Project Leader: Kylie Redfern

A new generation Bachelor of business: a pilot for a cultural change plan

Project Leader: David Bubna-Litic

Developing work readiness of MBA students (LWE) through active learning and Innovate teaching

Project Leader: Karen Yuan Wang

Developing work readiness of MBA students (LWE) through active learning and Innovate teaching

Project Leader: Karen Yuan Wang

Clear expectations and productive feedback: developing an "assessment dialogue" approach to improved student writing

Project Leader: Peter Docherty

Redesiging a Compulsory Undergraduate Business Subject for Improved "practice-Orientated" Learning Outcomes

Project Leader: Jonathan Pratt

Improving learning and awareness of body weight management through data recording practices in nutrition

Project Leader: Mark Watsford

Congratulations to Assoc Professor Stephen Teo

Stephen Teo has been awarded a Carrick funded grant titled "The Embedding performance Management Principles into Business Management Subjects via Self and Peer-Assessment Practices.

2007 Teaching and Learning Grants

The Effectiveness of UTS Online as a learning tool

Chief Investigator: Peter Wells
Team: Tony Holland, David Bond

Clear Expectations & Productive Feedback: Developing an Assessment Dialogue Approach

Chief Investigator: Peter Docherty
Team: Ross Forman, Harry Tse

Personalised numerical questions to enhance feedback and encourage honesty

Chief Investigator: David Michayluk

Identifying the skills in effective groupwork

Chief Investigator: Stephen Teo
Team: Peter Kandlbinder, Karen Wang, Anurag Hingorani

Essay Writing and Presentation Skills for use at University and in Industry

Chief Investigator: Tiffany Hutcheson
Team: David Leong

The Invisible Faculty: An investigation of the role and support needs of part-time Faculty of Business teaching staff

Chief Investigator: Doug Davis
Team: Bob Connor, Bruce Perrott, Len Perry, Stephen Topple

Building Sustainability Teaching & Learning Initiatives in Faculty of Business at UTS

Chief Investigator: Dexter Dunphy

The Value of Online Quizzes
Chief Investigator: Rowan Trayler

A New Approach to Teaching and Learning in Tutorials - An Online Approach

Chief Investigator: Chris Bajada
Team: Guy Ta, Alana Hardman

An Investigation into the Development of Student Collaboration Skills among First Year Undergraduate Business Students

Chief Investigator: Jonathan Pratt
Team: Melissa Edwards, Tyrone Pitsis

Assessing the Intermediate-Term Learning Outcomes from Quantitative-Based Subjects

Chief Investigator: Gordon Menzies & Susan Thorp

Defining and Motivating Work Ready Quantitative Skills

Chief Investigator: Patrick Wilson