This internship position is being offered through the Computing Internships course COMP4820/8830. You must follow the instructions on the Computing Internships webpage to apply.
Organisation:
The project is to support a teaching and learning innovation grant hosted in the School of Engineering, ANU.
Project:
Virtuous Loop feeback system enhancements
The Virtuous Loop system enables quality assurance of qualitative feedback on learning at scale. The system was developed in the ANU School of Engineering in 2017 and has been a key factor in the success of the award winning Systems Engineering Core of the undergraduate engineering degree. In 2025 we are developing a robust and adaptable system for implementing Virtuous Loop in any course, using ANU supported software such as Microsoft Power Automate and Qualtrics. The intern will build on and enhance the basic functionality which has been produced, including improvements to the user interface, adding features, testing and hardening the software. Further information about Virtuous Loop can be found here.
Required/Preferred Technical Skills:
MS365 Power Apps and Power Automate, Python, GIT, docker
Professional/Other Skills:
Any experience as a teacher or tutor or in education design would be a benefit.
Type of Internship:
Hybrid (in-person/remote).
The internship will be unpaid.
How to Apply:
Please follow the instructions on the Computing Internships webpage.