In Episode 27, Arts/Law student Meg Reid joins Jo Elliott to share her insights on how universities and teaching staff can support student mental health and wellbeing.

In Episode 26, Isma Seetal speaks to Prof. Bardo Fraunholz, Director of Analytics at the BL Deakin Business School, about the project work component in one of his units, and how he uses various strategies and tools to engage and support students in their projects in an online environment.

In Episode 25, Jo Elliott speaks to Emily Wade, Associate Lecturer in Communication, about Emily's research on online student engagement, how to get students talking on Zoom and social media, and how these interactions can build professional networks.

In Episode 24, Rina Garner speaks to Communications and Public Relations student Tallia Herbert about undertaking an online internship with the University of Glasgow, and the advantages of online (and international) WIL as an online student.

In Episode 23, Dr Isma Seetal speaks to Wendy Webber, Director of Student Experience about her team's experience in developing the Business and Law Skills toolkit and discusses how the toolkit supports students’ success in their courses and beyond. 

In Episode 22, Rina Garner speaks to postgraduate student Diego Posada about his experience of undertaking an internship online and his research into what motivates online students to study success!

In Episode 21, Dr Jo Elliott chats with image designer Matthew Griffiths about how multimedia can support student learning and how we can incorporate different types of multimedia in our teaching. 

In Episode 20, Associate Prof. Chie Adachi talks to Professor Phillip Dawson about his latest book, 'Defending Assessment Security in a Digital World' - where they discuss what it is, why we need to care about it, and some practical advice for teachers facing this emerging issue in online learning. 

In Episode 19, Dr Elicia Lanham joins Dr Jo Elliott to share how she and her course team are using e-portfolios to help Bachelor of IT students develop their career understanding and employability.

In Episode 18, Associate Prof. Chie Adachi and Dr Olivia Millard reflect on a year of teaching dance and performance, and creating a community of dancers, online - and some of the unexpected benefits.