All Stories

  1. The Paradox of Access and Agency: Designing for Creative Initiative with GenAI
  2. Methodological Application of Future Envisioning: A Speculative Design Case Study in an Organisational Context
  3. The Paradox of Access and Agency: Designing for Creative Initiative with GenAI
  4. Celebrating Teachers
  5. Conceptualising and Contextualising Australian Teachers' Success Strategies
  6. Teachers as Designers for Learning
  7. Teachers as Emotional Labourers
  8. Teachers as Narrative Constructors and Deconstructors
  9. Teachers as Pandemic Navigators
  10. Teachers as Policy Refractors
  11. Teachers as Relationship Brokers
  12. Teachers as Self-Regulated Learners
  13. Teachers as Situated Ethicists
  14. Teachers as Teaching Idealists
  15. Teachers as Technology Reframers
  16. Understanding Australian Teachers’ Success Strategies
  17. Design Patterns for Salutogenic Schools: A Case Study in Vertical Schools
  18. The Paradox of Access and Agency: Designing for Creative Initiative with GenAI
  19. Framing the core expertise of learning designers through strong concepts
  20. Semantic and network analysis of design protocols to reveal design framing phenomena
  21. Leveraging Digital Interventions to Build Public Support for Bold Policy Change Aimed at Conserving Biodiversity
  22. Design Thinking and Artificial Intelligence
  23. Educating and empowering Australians through a digital approach to biodiversity conservation
  24. Decision-making conditions for participatory student voice research at scale: examples from studying vertical school spaces
  25. Feeling Unvalued
  26. Mapping a New Emotional Discourse in Education
  27. Towards a New Emotional Discourse in Education
  28. Teachers' Emotional Experiences
  29. A systematic literature review of the speculative design process and a proposed framework for speculative design
  30. technology-agnostic framework for designing assessments in the era of artificial intelligence
  31. Use of personas in co-designing learning experiences with teachers: An exploratory case study
  32. Three theoretical foundations for interaction design theory, practice and exploration
  33. The dark side of creativity
  34. The Emotional Side of Teaching Conceptions: Exploring the Relationship between Conceptions of Teaching and Teacher Burnout, Well-Being, and Resilience
  35. Automating Useful Representations of the Design Process from Design Protocols
  36. Hydrogen aviation: Imagining future air travel experience scenarios
  37. Developing a statistical electric vehicle charging model and its application in the performance assessment of a sustainable urban charging hub
  38. Analysing teachers’ figurative language to shed new light on teacher resilience
  39. Co-design for staff professional learning within universities: a case study
  40. The 5R Guidelines for a strengths-based approach to co-design with customers experiencing vulnerability
  41. An entire Pacific country will upload itself to the metaverse. It’s a desperate plan – with a hidden message
  42. Developing Mathematics and Science Teachers’ Ability to Design for Active Learning: A Design-based Research Study
  43. Designing for connection with local threatened species
  44. Reviewing the concept of design frames towards a cognitive model
  45. Studying teachers in social network sites: a review of methods
  46. Representing teacher coaching sessions: understanding coaching that develops teachers' capability to design for learning
  47. Why Become a Teacher? Exploring Motivations for Becoming Science and Mathematics Teachers in Australia Science and Mathematics Teachers in Australia
  48. Being a Design Academic
  49. Reframing Learning via Technology
  50. Research Co-Design
  51. Towards faster feedback in higher education through digitally mediated dialogic loops
  52. Networked Narratives in Facebook: A Case Study of Students Supporting and Inspiring One Another
  53. Design thinking and computational thinking: a dual process model for addressing design problems
  54. Critical Online Learning Networks of Teachers: Communality and Collegiality as Contingent Elements
  55. Methods for assessing higher education research team collaboration: comparing research outputs and participant perceptions across four collaborative research teams
  56. Co-design for Curriculum Planning: A Model for Professional Development for High School Teachers
  57. Online Networks in Teacher Education
  58. Early career teachers’ intentions to leave the profession: The complex relationships among preservice education, early career support, and job satisfaction
  59. Online communities of teachers to support situational knowledge: A design-based study
  60. A framework for self-determination in massive open online courses: Design for autonomy, competence, and relatedness
  61. Slipping through the cracks: teachers who miss out on early career support
  62. Model-Based Knowing: How Do Students Ground Their Understanding About Climate Systems in Agent-Based Computer Models?
  63. Reconsidering the Communicative Space: Learning to Be
  64. Raising the Quality of Praxis in Online Mentoring
  65. Networked learning for agricultural extension: a framework for analysis and two cases
  66. Early career teacher peer support through private groups in social media
  67. Combining event- and variable-centred approaches to institution-facing learning analytics at the unit of study level
  68. Patterns of Library Use by Undergraduate Students in a Chilean University
  69. Library Resources and Students' Learning Outcomes: Do All the Resources Have the Same Impact on Learning?
  70. Generate and situated transformation as a paradigm for models of computational creativity
  71. Teacher peer support in social network sites
  72. Open Learning and Formal Credentialing in Higher Education
  73. Online Learning Networks for Pre-Service and Early Career Teachers
  74. Theory-led Design of Instruments and Representations in Learning Analytics: Developing a Novel Tool for Orchestration of Online Collaborative Learning
  75. Can massive communities of teachers facilitate collaborative reflection? Fractal design as a possible answer
  76. Situated interpretation in computational creativity
  77. Beginning Teacher Support in Australia: Towards an Online Community to Augment Current Support
  78. Discovering indicators of successful collaboration using tense: Automated extraction of patterns in discourse
  79. Interpretation in design: modelling how the situation changes during design activity
  80. Open Learning and Teaching in Educational Communities
  81. Processing and Visualizing Data in Complex Learning Environments
  82. Interpretation as driver for psychological creativity
  83. Innovating Processes to Determine Quality alongside Increased Inclusivity in Higher Education