News and updates

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to making this event a success!

You can watch the full recording on the CSEdX homepage or explore session-specific links through the program. The presentations are engaging, insightful, and forward-thinking, offering a glimpse into the latest innovations in teaching and learning across the university.

Our microcredentials and short courses web page provides valuable resources for staff.

Learn how our microcredentials and short courses are crafted to offer flexible, focused learning opportunities tailored for upskilling, reskilling, or lifelong education. Our design addresses community and industry needs and is presented in accessible, modular formats to accommodate diverse learning preferences.

Explore the course design process and learn about the four main types of microcredentials and short courses at Charles Sturt.

If you have an idea for developing a course, review the key considerations and see the next steps.

If you have any questions about microcredentials and short courses, please email microcredentials@csu.edu.au

We’re thrilled to announce that our Brightspace Help guidance now includes a convenient ‘Print Page’ button! Located at the top right corner of each article, this feature expands all sections and formats the content for easy printing.

Additionally, we’ve introduced a new search function on the home page, making it easier for you to find what you need across our help site.
We’re continually updating this help site with valuable guidance and resources. Bookmark this page!

The Change One Thing Award honours the outstanding contributions within the Charles Sturt learning and teaching community. It encourages staff to share and learn from each other’s practical and innovative solutions to educational challenges.

Congratulations to the ten teams that have received a Change One Thing Award.  You can view their winning submissions on the Teaching Academy website. Three submissions have been made for the Regional Universities Network Learning and Teaching Awards, and we wish these teams all the best in the next stage.

Charles Sturt staff can now self-enrol in four new GLO short courses through the Brightspace Learning system. The available courses are:

Indigenous Cultural Competency GLO and Pedagogical Framework program

This program introduces the frameworks and processes for mapping and embedding Indigenous Australia Studies content across a course. It provides ideas and support for delivering First Nations content in subjects.

Sustainable Practices GLO

This course will introduce you to the Sustainable Practices GLO and processes for aligning and embedding content across a course or subject. Towards the end of this course, you will be provided with a range of resources that you can adapt, modify, or use to contextualise sustainability into your course or subject.

Global Citizenship GLO

Learn about the Global Citizenship GLO and how to align and embed this content in your courses or subjects. This outcome ensures that Charles Sturt courses prepare students to thrive in a multicultural world and compete successfully in the global market.

Academic Literacy and Numeracy GLO

This course introduces the Academic Literacy and Numeracy GLO and provides guidance on aligning and embedding this content across a course or subject.

For more information and enrolment instructions, please refer to the provided links above.