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Featured resource: Expert guide – Designing Successful Capstones
This week, employABILITY thinking is focusing on Designing Successful Capstones. This expert guide comes from Professor Nicolette Lee from La Trobe. Nicki expla...
Featured resource: Career story – Finding a career path after a general degree
This week’s EmployABILITY thinking resource is titled Finding a career path after a general degree and it comes from our Career Story series. This career story ...
Featured resource: Compose your future
This week, employABILITY thinking launches the new music toolkit on the student website with a great resource titled Compose your future. The resource comes fro...
Featured resource: Expert guide – Developing a socially engaged curriculum as a crucial component of employABILITY thinking
This week, employABILITY thinking is focusing on Developing a socially engaged curriculum. This expert guide comes from Dr Catherine Grant at the Queensland Con...
Featured resource: Expert guide – Designing Successful Capstones
This week, employABILITY thinking is focusing on Designing Successful Capstones. This expert guide comes from Professor Nicolette Lee from La Trobe. Nicki explains: Capstones are substantial culminati...Read More
Expert guide – Using WordPress Blogs for Real-World Portfolios
This resource is an expert guide from Dr. Wayne J. Cosshall on using WordPress Blogs for Real-World Portfolios
Expert guide – Engaging students to optimise practice-based learning
This resource is an expert guide from Professor Amanda Henderson on how to engage students to optimise practice-based learning
Expert guide – Designing Successful Capstones
This expert guide from Professor Nicolette Lee looks at the design of successful capstone units.
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