Transforming the Student Experience
Reflections through the mirror – enabling organisations to navigate the cadence of crisis and reset their equilibrium
“The Mirror University” essays explore modern higher education’s complexities, particularly its normalisation of crisis, which impedes proactive change. Referencing historical perspectives, the essays critique the commodification of education and advocate for a transformative, values-driven approach…
Talking about (the next) generations: Generational change and the future of higher education
The landscape of higher education is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the unique socio-economic characteristics, learning expectations, and personal societal values of emerging generations (Deloitte, 2024; Giroux & Frey, 2024). I have recently published…
Harnessing Design Knowledge for Learning
As we navigate an era of rapid change, can design principles guide us toward more effective and inclusive learning experiences? On 9 August 2024, DIBERG hosted an all-day event on “Designing for learning with humans,…
Humanising leadership education at scale – developing leaders for an uncertain future
The LPC program at the University of Sydney Business School aims to rehumanise leadership education through storytelling and connected learning, preparing emergent leaders for complex crises. It fosters a community of shared experiences, focusing on…
Student action research project: Mental health services for international students
In today’s rapidly evolving world, the unit BUSS4921: Managing Post-Crisis Through Action Research stands out by offering students a rigorous, hands-on approach to addressing contemporary social challenges. The unit focuses on applying Action Research methodology,…
Learning foams: A new way to think about learning atmospheres
As engaged educators we think about the atmosphere of the classes we facilitate. How can I design welcome activities to foster an atmosphere of belonging? How can I use icebreakers to nurture an atmosphere of…
Design Patterns Crossing Borders
Joy Nguyen and Carmen Vallis at the University of Sydney Business School (Source: Joy Nguyen) How do educational design patterns cross borders? A collaboration between educational researchers from the University of Sydney, Australia and Hanoi…
Enhancing Experiential Learning in Large Classes: Insights & Innovations
We have long observed a level of frustration among our academic colleagues, despite their dedication to providing high-quality education. Many feel helpless in achieving their goals, especially when managing large cohorts. This research investigated the…
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