The Art of Working Online (MUST10017)
Undergraduate level 1Points: 12.5Not available in 2025
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This subject has been designed and developed for online delivery and assessment only.
Working online has fast become a reality and necessity for people in the contemporary workplace. By approaching working online as an artform that requires skill, practice, reflection and experimentation, this subject will introduce students to ways of thinking and doing that embrace and nurture their sense of creativity and agency, to simultaneously enhance their wellbeing, productive capacity and presence online.
Students will learn about the secrets of the body and voice to enhance their ability to think creatively, problem solve effectively and improve an overall sense of confidence and wellbeing in online work contexts. The subject encourages students to approach the online space with an artistic mindset, empowering them with a creative outlook and invaluable skillset, essential to positively navigate this new way of working.
This subject is delivered through a combination of instructional and lecture-style videos, guided readings, individual tasks, self-evaluation and practical, workshop-style tutorials via Zoom. Assessment tasks include a combination of online tests, practical demonstration of class work and critical self-reflection. Overall, this subject will give students the practice and tools to implement learnings into their everyday lives, enhancing their ability to manage their wellbeing and thrive during their studies and beyond, in contemporary online workplaces.
Intended learning outcomes
On completion of this subject, students should be able to:
- recall, identify and define basic anatomical and theoretical knowledge relevant to understanding the body as instrument;
- explain and embody safe movement patterns relevant to the execution of safe online work and study;
- identify and explain the impacts of somatic movement exercises on mindset and sense of self (awareness, wellbeing) whilst working online;
- describe and evaluate the impact and relevance of different mind-body practices on wellbeing for online work contexts.
Last updated: 4 March 2025