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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

8:00am-5:00pm Registration
9:00am-10:15am

Ventures in Educational Development - What we are doing now.
Panel presentations from Hong Kong, South Africa, Sweden, the UK and the USA.

10:15am-10:45am Morning Tea
10:45am-12:30pm Concurrent Sessions

Training University Teachers

  • Are teaching workshops worthwhile?
    Helen Spafford Jacob
    Allan Goody
  • Lean times a catalyst for building learning communities, opportunities for scholarship of teaching and collegiality in an educational development program.
    Janice Orrell
  • Educational development: a catalyst for enhanced collegiality.
    Kogi Naidoo

Online Learning

  • Enhancing teaching and learning through an institutional approach to online teaching - the OLT experience.
    Halima Goss
  • C&IT in learning and teaching: developing the developers.
    Mary McCulloch,
    Kathy Wiles,
    Simon Heath
  • From banking education to knowledge searching: a paradigm shift from traditional learning to distance learning.
    Dele Braimoh

Learning Environments

  • *Metacognition and the autonomous learner: student reflections on cognitive profiles and learning environment development.
    Ray Webster
  • *Discourses in educational development: representations of learner independence in university culture.
    David Palfreyman
  • Changing learning environments for quality tertiary classes.
    Chenicheri Sid Nair

International Perspectives

  • *Globalisation of higher education - an evaluation of Sweden's national Agency of Higher Education's investment in an international teachers' exchange programme.
    Marie-Louise Annerblom
  • Teacher education.
    Marija Bratanic
  • *The marketing of higher education in South Africa - Venture versus Vision.
    Willemien Law,
    Susan van Schalkwyk

Postgraduate Learning Development

  • *Teaching postgraduate research methods using a novel problem-based learning approach.
    Roisin Donnelly
  • *Research supervisor educational development: turning the light on a private space.
    Catherine Manathunga
  • Training PhD - supervision.
    Lise Busk Kofoed,
    Anette Kolmos

Educational Development

  • Developing teaching and learning partnerships: the use of service agreements in the area of educational development at the University of South Australia.
    Margaret Hicks
  • Cross cultural implications of adapting a constructivist faculty development program across campuses and countries.
    Katherine Sanders,
    Fiona Underwood,
    Jean Layne
  • No third seminar

Quality

  • *Quality down under - integrating quality and audit in higher education with good development practice.
    Helen Edwards
  • Institutional policy development in the service of improving teaching and learning - implementing graduate qualities at the University of South Australia.
    Ted Nunan
  • Governmental Influence and Visions of Educational Development: The Malaysian Experience
    AA Rahmån
    A. Faiz A. Hamid

Systemic Approaches

  • *Development of student skills in reflective writing.
    Terry King
  • Peer mentoring and academic advising as strategies to consolidate the teaching-learning process in higher education.
    Shaheeda Essack
  • An organisational approach to educational development in teaching learning strategies in context.
    Denise Chalmers,
    Ronald Smith,
    Paul Lam
12:30-1:30pm Lunch
1:30-3:10pm Concurrent Sessions

International Perspectives

Student Learning

  • *Student perspectives impacting on the incorporation of generic learning outcomes in a technikon diploma programme - a South African study.
    Susan van Schalkwyk
  • The influence of personality and approach to learning on information literacy skills.
    Jannica Heinström
  • Enhancing learning using generic and specific aspects of knowledge formation.
    Peter Petocz,
    Anna Reid

Tutor, Sessional and Team Teaching

  • Enhancing the training, support and management of sessional teaching staff: a national project.
    Denise Chalmers,
    Rachel Hannam,
    Debra Herbert
  • Tutor training for computer-supported and face-to-face learning in groups: experiences and ideas!
    Kirsten Hofgaard Lycke,
    Helge Stromso
    Per Grottum
  • *Influencing future practice: developing and implementing a required course on teamwork in a large inter-professional class.
    Joan Loomis,
    Elizabeth Taylor,
    Rosemarie Cunningham

Promoting Quality

  • Promoting excellence in teaching in higher education: reflections of the recipients of the vice-chancellor's award for excellence in teaching.
    Chris Kapp
  • Linking scholarly teaching directly to salary and departmental funding.
    Torgny Roxa
  • Minding our quality A's and E's whilst recognising and rewarding teaching excellence.
    Barbara Groombridge,
    Martijntje Kulski
  • *Promoting teaching and learning development through a partnership model.
    Joyce Weinsheimer,
    Joel Weinsheimer
    (Workshop)
  • Developing and conducting synchronous and asynchronous faculty development workshops: linking a community of teacher-scholars On-line.
    Karin L. Sandell
    (Workshop)
  • *Effective lecturing project - a useful educational development resource?
    Bob Matthew,
    Colin Mason,
    Kate Morss
    (Workshop)
3:10-3:30pm Afternoon Tea
3:30-5:10pm Concurrent Sessions

Student Learning

  • Helping students learn to learn - simple things that university teachers can do.
    Angela Ho
  • A national educational development project to enhance teaching in large classes.
    Denise Chalmers,
    Rachel Hannam,
    Debra Herbert,
    Doune Macdonald,
    Ron Weber
  • Promoting effective study-habits among university students.
    Love M. Nneji

The Classroom and Assessment

  • *The supervised work session: the workplace in the lecture room.
    Pat Paterson
  • Community classrooms - developing independent practitioners.
    Elizabeth Taylor,
    E. Sharon Brintnell
  • By the assessment the profession is known.
    Janice Orrell
  • *Promote: alternative ways of fostering educational development in higher education.
    Ray Land,
    Jan McArthur,
    Shirley Earl,
    Liz Elvidge,
    Charles Juwah,
    David Ross
    (Workshop)
  • Vision vs organisational location: does the organisational location of academic-educational development units inevitably influence and possibly limit their vision?
    Chris Rust
    (Workshop)
  • Meeting the personal and professional needs of all staff: rise to the challenge!
    Kogi Naidoo
    (Workshop)
  • *Maximizing office-hour instruction: workshops and techniques to help instructors influence learning outcomes.
    Miriam Diamond
    (Workshop)
  • *Using a school-based model to drive change in assessment practices in distributed campus environment.
    Gail Wilson
    (Workshop)
7:00-11:00pm Conference Dinner

Friday 5 July, 2002

Saturday 6 July, 2002