Apply for a teaching and learning enhancement grant

Two male students sit looking at a laptop in the Marie Reay building at ANU

The Teaching and Learning Enhancement Grant scheme can provide you with support, advice, and resources to make improvements to your teaching. Applying for a grant is a great opportunity to get dedicated time from learning designers to develop interactive online resources, create videos, get assessment or course design advice, or increase engagement in lectures or tutorials. All academics and clinicians in SMP are invited to apply now for projects to be undertaken in 2025, with dedicated funding available for postgraduate and undergraduate medicine and psychology courses and programs.

What kinds of projects can be funded?

TELT projects can include a range of different options to enhance learning and teaching in a particular program or course, such as re-designing curriculum, courses, activities, or assessments to promote active learning for students. For example, adapting lecture content into interactive online modules can free up in-class time to focus on hands-on activities.

The project funding is often used to provide staffing to support the academics and clinicians to research and prepare the content, with the TELT team producing multimedia, graphics, video, and providing learning design and project management support. Funding can also be used to purchase specialised software, hardware, or digital assets if needed.

Some options to consider:

Examples of previous projects

TELT has worked on a range of curriculum and assessment design and multimedia production projects with SMP academics across a range of disciplines.

Assessment design for psychology
A holistic review of assessment in undergraduate psychology programs and redesign for more authentic assessments.
Interactive patient cases
The Grand Rounds project developed 4 patient cases for students to work through which followed a patient from presentation in Emergency through the healthcare system.
Wattle site re-design
Masters of Clinical Psychology undertook a program-wide review for all its Wattle sites to improve student experience and make them more efficient.

How to apply

Proposals for teaching and learning enhancement projects are approved by the School Education Committee, and need to be endorsed by the relevant program committee first. TELT can provide guidance throughout the process and assist in preparing the application. 

  1. Meet with learning designer in TELT to discuss and scope your idea.
  2. Fill in the application form.
  3. Submit to your program committee.
  4. If endorsed, submit to School Education Committee for approval by 30 June, 2024.
  5. Project work commences in 2025.

To get started, get in touch with TELT! You can find us in Room 1.07 in the Florey Building or via email telt.smp@anu.edu.au.