Connected learning
Free resources from our experts to support and inspire your online teaching and home education
Resources for teachers and educators
Digital Play in Early Childhood Education learning module
Dr Maryanne Theobald
Use the WHO Workflow to design engaging online learning experiences
Dr Christopher Blundell, Dr Shaun Nykvist and Dr Michelle Mukherjee
yOURstory
Start yOUR Indigenous education learning journey
Adapting to changes for Year 12 ATAR assessment
Associate Professor Jill Willis
Corona-anxiety: how to recognise warning signs in kids & adolescents
Dr Judith Howard
How can school assessment be fair in a time of disruption
Associate Professor Jill Willis
STEM in Early Childhood
Mia Christensen and Dr Chrystal Whiteford
How to plan for connected and engaged learning at home
Dr Sofia Mavropoulou and Dr Carly Lassig
Rhythm and Movement for Self-Regulation
Associate Professor Kate Williams
Inclusive teaching practices for learning at home
Dr Sofia Mavropoulou and Dr Carly Lassig
Resources for parents and carers
Maths home schooling tips
Associate Professor Bronwyn Ewing
Learning at home advice for parents
Dr Rebecca English
Create a learn-at-home space – ideas for school students
Adjunct Professor Hilary Hughes
Making home education a positive experience for everyone
Dr Rebecca English
Learning activities
Rhythm and Movement for Self-Regulation – suitable for children aged 3-8 years old
Follow Associate Professor Kate Williams as she guides your children or students through music and movement-based activities proven to help children’s attentional and emotional regulation skills.
STEM activities – suitable for Year 4 to 6 students
Professor Lyn English’s easy-to-follow STEM activities will help build students’ foundational skills, knowledge, and curiosity of STEM concepts.
Crazy Contraption Challenge
Let's think like engineers to identify a problem caused by COVID-19, and solve it by designing and building a chain-reaction contraption!
Developed by Robotics@QUT, this site has challenges for Prep through to Year 10.
QUT Art Anywhere
The William Robinson Gallery presents a series of new kids’ activity sheets exploring William Robinson and his artworks for families to complete together at home. The activities are designed for ages 7 – 10, but anyone can join in, adults too!
Visit William Robinson Gallery website
Image: William ROBINSON 'Turkey weather' 1984
Free professional learning
The more you learn, the more they learn.
Check out our range of free or low-cost online professional learning courses for teachers and educators.
Teaching students who have suffered complex trauma
Teaching Entrepreneurial Thinking
Creating apps in the classroom
Inclusive Education: Essential Knowledge for Success
Bullying in Schools: How Should Teachers Respond?
Also suitable for parents and carers
Autism CRC resources
These resources from the Autism CRC developed in partnership with QUT will help teachers adopt an inclusive approach when teaching online and in the classroom.
Autism Teen Wellbeing website
Build connectedness and wellbeing for young adolescents on the autism spectrum.
Autism Educational Needs Analysis
Learn about the educational needs of students on the autism spectrum.
inclusionED
An online professional learning community by QUT and Autism CRC to help educators make their classrooms more inclusive.