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Spheres of Influence: Ventures and Visions in Educational Development

3-6 July, 2002
The University of Western Australia
Perth, Western Australia

ICED program

Wednesday 3 July, 2002

Thursday 4 July, 2002

Friday 5 July, 2002

8:00am-5:00pm Registration
9:00am-10:00am

Keynote address:
Educational Development in Higher Education - An Australian Perspective

Professor Alan Robson
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
University of Western Australia

10:00am-10:30am Morning Tea
10:30am-12:45pm Concurrent Sessions

Systemic Approaches

  • The teaching and learning hub: a new model of educational development.
    Gail Hart,
    Tom Cochrane,
    Halima Goss,
    Geoffrey Roberts
  • *Educational innovation and faculty's professional development: a two-way link.
    Ann Stes,
    Mieke Clement,
    Carla Nelissen
  • Implementing a more discipline-based approach to educational development: how are we doing after four years? What does this mean for the future?
    Lynn McAlpine,
    Cynthia Weston
  • Making conversation a more powerful sphere of influence for educational development.
    Neil Haigh

Evaluation

  • *Criterion referenced evaluation of a campus-wide flexible learning initiative.
    Craig Zimitat
  • *Evaluating online learning experiences at Adelaide University for staff and students in 2001.
    Susan Shannon,
    Dan McHolm
  • *Staff development in learning-centred evaluation of computer-facilitated learning projects.
    Rob Phillips
  • From oppositional to complimentary - meeting the challenge of incorporating educational technologies into educational development.
    Di Challis

Academics as Teaching Scholars

  • Turning academics into teachers, and teachers into scholars: approaches to scholarship at a research-extensive Australian university.
    Christine Asmar
  • *Engaging and supporting academics in the scholarship of teaching & learning: guidelines from research and best practice.
    Thomas Angelo
  • Assuring quality in higher education through research and publishing.
    Dele Braimoh
  • Examining expertise: an inquiry into the way mainstream academics engage with educational discourses.
    Chrissie Boughey

Assessment and Evaluaton

  • The tyranny of assessment for grading.
    Janice Orrell
  • Educational improvement or Type 1 error?
    Bruce Mann,
    Henry Schulz,
    Tim Seifert
  • *Linking student evaluation to academic development.
    Owen Hicks,
    Elizabeth Santhanam,
    Kenn Martin,
    Allan Goody
  • Facilitating interdisciplinary communication, knowledge distribution and collaborative research - case studies to derive an international perspective on graduate studies.
    Olaf Gaus,
    Owen Hicks,
    Lynn McAlpine,
    Johannes Wildt

Curriculum and Educational Development

  • Herding cats? Obtaining staff support for curriculum change and implementation.
    Christopher K Morgan,
    David Roberts
  • Curriculum development of teaching and learning process competencies.
    Anette Kolmos,
    Lise Busk Kofoed
  • Adventures in the zone of educational development.
    Stanley Frielick
  • No fourth seminar
  • Designing and implementing staff learning communities: an effective approach to educational development.
    Milton D. Cox
    (Workshop)
  • *Research-led teaching and teaching-led research: new ventures and new visions for educational development.
    Angela Brew
    (Workshop)
  • A multidisciplinary approach to promoting Scholarship of teaching and learning.
    Vaneeta D'Andrea,
    David Gosling
    (Workshop)
12:45pm-1:45pm Lunch
1:45pm-3:45pm Concurrent Sessions
  • *Faculty development as institutional leadership: a framework for meeting new challenges.
    K. Lynn Taylor
    Dieter Schonwetter
    (Workshop)
  • Managing educational development projects.
    David Baume
    (Workshop)
  • External peer-review of the quality of learning objects.
    Peter G. Taylor
    (Workshop)
  • Personal and professional values. Their place and importance in transformative learning.
    Michael Christie
    (Workshop)
  • *Using educational sociodrama to enrich learning
    J. Kaya Prpic
    (Workshop)
  • *Developing a unique teaching environment: faculty as facilitators.
    Elizabeth Taylor,
    Joan Loomis,
    Rosemarie Cunningham
    (Workshop)
  • *Ventures in Vision: designing a graphic syllabus.
    Linda B. Nilson
    (Workshop)
3:45pm-5:15pm Drinks and Poster Exhibits and Materials & Resources Fair
Evening Free for Optional Social Activities

Saturday 6 July, 2002