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UNSW Network of Faculty Educational Developers (UNFED)

UNSW Network of Faculty Educational Developers (UNFED)

Who are UNFED?

The UNSW Network of Faculty Educational Developers (UNFED) is a community of practice that is coordinated by learning and teaching representatives from each Faculty with support from the Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education).

What does UNFED do?

The UNFED network is an opportunity for faculty staff who support teaching, learning and digital learning to get together as a group to share experiences, discuss common issues and make contact with staff in central support units such as Educational Delivery Services, Academic Development Services, the Library and the Learning Centre. Each month a different Faculty hosts the meeting, so it is an opportunity for Faculties to share local activities and innovations.

When does UNFED meet?

UNFED meetings are generally held from 12.30pm to 2.00pm during the last week of the month, with the day and location chosen by the hosting faculty. We usually present and discuss a couple of specific topics, with maximum opportunity for questions and discussion. For upcoming UNFED meetings, see the table below.

Below is the 2025 UNFED session schedule and faculty contacts:

MonthOrganising FacultyFaculty ContactNotes
FebruaryPVC Education PortfolioCatherine RyanWed 19 Feb at 10-11:15am
Online: Teams
MarchLaw & JusticeAngie NguyenWed 19 Mar, 2-3pm
Hybrid: Teaching Commons (in person) and Teams (online). See Details
AprilUNSW CanberraChris Campbell / Emily RutherfordWed 30 Apr, 12-1:30pm
Online only via Teams.
See Details
MayEngineeringJP PosadaTBA
JuneMedicine & HealthLucy Jo / Fiona NicholsonTBA
JulyUNSW CollegeAlexandra Mejia Moncada / Alison Galia GonzalezTBA
AugustBusiness School / AGSMJohn Truong / Margaret ConnorTBA
SeptemberArts, Design & ArchitectureDean UtianTBA
OctoberScienceEthan OuTBA

Join

More information about the meeting schedule, and meeting resources, are published in the UNFED User Group in Moodle. To join the group:

1.    Open the User Group course: http://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/course/view.php?id=432

2.    If necessary, log into Moodle using your zID and zPass.

3.    Enter the self-enrolment key: unfedcomm

The site is open to all UNSW staff with an interest in and commitment to educational development.

Subscribe

There is also a Teams Group for UNFED, which we use to share information and provide notice for upcoming meetings. To subscribe to the UNFED group, join the Teams UNFED group.

Contact

For more information, contact the Pro Vice-Chancellor Education Portfolio.

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