All Stories

  1. Transition Pedagogy in the Age of AI: The Role of Self-Regulated Learning
  2. Analysing emotions in engineering students’ reflections using appraisal theory through an artificial intelligence tool
  3. Engineers’ perspectives on the role of empathy in engineering practice
  4. Publishing on topics from K-12 to engineering practice
  5. Enhancing the measurement of employability in engineering: insights from a systematic literature review
  6. Micro-credentials for recognition of workplace learning
  7. Threshold concepts in sustainability education
  8. Celebrating 30 Years of Australasian Journal of Engineering Education
  9. Embedding human and social aspects in engineering education
  10. Project-based learning
  11. Motivation and the role of empathy in engineering work
  12. Editorial
  13. Role of Theory in Analysing the dynamic of Self-regulated Learning process based on students’ event logs data: A scoping review
  14. Imagine the potential impact
  15. From we ask to iASK: a self-reflection strategy that enables students to connect assessment and employability
  16. Measuring Motivation for Mathematics Course Choice in Secondary School Students: Interrelationships Between Cost and Other Situated Expectancy-Value Theory Components
  17. Using VR to teach safety in design: what and how do engineering students learn?
  18. Special Issue Engineering Education Research Capability Development
  19. Engineers’ perceptions of the importance of empathy and care: initial insights from engineers practicing in Australia
  20. Open access matters
  21. Editorial
  22. Successfully facilitating initiation of industry engagement in activities which involve students in engineering education, through social capital
  23. Editorial
  24. Towards praxis: A practice architecture analysis of the work-integrated learning placement experiences of three Australian engineering students
  25. Novice to Postgraduate Researcher Perceptions of Threshold Concepts and Capabilities in Signal Processing: Understanding Students' and Researchers' Perspectives
  26. Creating Inclusive Engineering and Computer Science Classes – the impact of COVID-19 on student experiences and perceptions of gender inclusivity
  27. Women engineers’ advancement to management and leadership roles – enabling resources and implications for higher education
  28. Using head mounted display virtual reality simulations in large engineering classes: Operating vs observing
  29. Editorial, special issue ethics in engineering education and practice
  30. Building students’ nascent understanding of ethics in engineering practice
  31. Editorial, special issue Agents of Change
  32. Editorial
  33. Intensive Mode Teaching Explained Using Threshold Concepts
  34. Engineering work integrated learning placements: the influence of capitals on students’ access
  35. Editorial
  36. Enhancing learning outcomes from industry engagement in Australian engineering education
  37. Signals and Systems: Casting It as an Action-adventure Rather than a Horror Genre
  38. Assisting engineering students along a liminal pathway and assessing their progress
  39. Editorial on special issue on research methodologies that link theory and practice
  40. Editorial
  41. Editorial
  42. Investigation of students’ experiences of gendered cultures in engineering workplaces
  43. A Student-Staff Community of Practice Within an Inter-University Final-Year Project
  44. Intensive Mode Teaching of a Humanitarian Engineering Course to Enhance Service-Learning
  45. An Australian study of possible selves perceived by undergraduate engineering students
  46. Threshold capability development in intensive mode business units
  47. Students’ responses to authentic assessment designed to develop commitment to performing at their best
  48. Threshold concepts in undergraduate engineering: Exploring engineering roles and value of learning
  49. Pilot exploration of gender inclusivity of engineering students’ exposure to engineering practice in an Australian university
  50. Methodological challenges in researching threshold concepts: a comparative analysis of three projects
  51. An Australian study of generic competencies required by engineers
  52. Think engineer, think male?
  53. Generic Engineering Competencies Required by Engineers Graduating in Australia