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Provisional version 13 Jan 2005. Subject to change.

Day One: Thursday, 3 February 2005 Day Two: Friday, 4 February 2005

8.30 Registration desk open Kim Beazley Lecture Theatre Foyer
9.00-10.30 Panel Discussion on: 'Teaching only/Research only institutions of Higher Education: A response to the Nelson agenda by invited guests'
Kim Beazley Lecture Theatre
10.30-11.00
Morning Tea
Venue:
ECL 2 ECL 2.001 ECL 2.039 SS 2.55 ECL 3.033
Fri 11.00-11.25
The STIL project 12 months on: Reflections on an online, outcomes based skills training framework for teaching information literacy

Simon Lewis and Kael Driscoll, Library, UWA

Curriculum Wisdom: Making curriculum decisions based on multiple forms of inquiry and reflection

Marjan Zadnik and Joan Gribble, Engineering, Science and Computing, Curtin University

Team teaching: Student reflections of its strengths and weaknesses

Venkata Yanamandram and Gary Noble, Marketing Discipline, University of Wollongong

Data: We're standing in it!

Kate Chanock, La Trobe University, and Iris Vardi, The University of Western Australia

Written text into visual text: An investigation into novice design students' approaches to text interpretation

Mike McAuley, Wellington College of Design, Fine Arts and Music, Massey University

Fri 11.30-11.55 Infopathways: An online interactive information literacy course

Kate Croker and Sarah Delfante, Library, UWA

The development of outcomes focused chemistry PSI topics at Curtin

Maree Baddock and Mauro Mocerino, Applied Chemistry, Curtin University of Technology

Experiential learning in women's health: Reflections of the medical student

Sandra Carr, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Western Australia

Issues of governance in a time of financial constraints: Some responses from Curtin University academic staff

Thelma Blackford, Curtin University

Creating a reflective practitioner: The experience and impact of pre-clinical rural attachments

Barbara Solarsh and Eli Ristevski, Monash University

Fri 12.00-12.25 Reflective practice: It sounds like a good idea, but is it a procedure that is fostered in Australian universities?

Dell Dennis, University of Notre Dame Australia, Broome Campus

Outcomes based education: A case study of preservice teacher learning at UWA

Lucy Reilly, Faculty of Education, UWA

Principles and guidelines in managing student teams

Donella Caspersz, Judy Skene and Madeline Wu, University of Western Australia

Australian university responses to student plagiarism: Shooting the messenger?

David Holloway, Richard Joseph and Timo Vuori, Murdoch Business School, Murdoch University

Reflections on designing and implementing assessment for the development and promotion of graduate attributes

Georgiana Kirkham, School of Humanities, The University of Western Australia

12.30-1.30
Lunch
Please join us at 12.45 for the HERDSA AGM in the Kim Beazley Lecture Theatre
1.30-1.55 Birds of a Feather sessions
Venue:
ECL 2 ECL 2.001 ECL 2.039 SS 2.55 ECL 3.033
Fri 2.00-2.25
The reflective practice of Samurai educators

Katie Thomas, Centre for International Health, Curtin University

Techniques for developing outcome statements

Claudia Amonini, Nicholas Letch and Cherilyn Randolph, The University of Western Australia

Sharing knowledge through informal mentoring

Rozz Albon and Lina Pelliccione, Curtin University of Technology

Staff and student attitudes to plagiarism in Australian universities

Timo Vuori, Richard Joseph, Raj Gururajan and Dave Roberts, Murdoch University and University of Southern Qld

The thoughtful thinking and thinker friendly classroom

Shamsul Kamariah Abdullah, Curtin University of Technology, Sarawak Campus, Malaysia

Fri 2.30-2.55
Small campus, collegial development, a community and learning: Some reflections on developing reflective practice amongst part time casual tutors

Robbie Collins, Shoalhaven Campus, University of Wollongong

Reshaping practice: Enriching partnerships

Fran Ciupryk, Mary Morris and Jennifer Pearson, Edith Cowan University

Student centered learning through WebCT: An action research approach

Yesudhasan Thomas Jayaprakash, Curtin University of Technology, Sarawak, Malaysia

From teaching portfolios to mindfulness: A search for reflective practice

Alison Bunker and Monica Leggett, Edith Cowan University

Learners' learning squared

Sue Bailey, Social Work and Social Policy, UWA

3.00-3.30
Afternoon tea
Venue:
ECL 2 ECL 2.001 ECL 2.039 SS 2.55 ECL 3.033
Fri 3.30-3.55
Reflection on online learning: A guide to enhancing quality

Diana Jonas-Dwyer, CATL & Eileen Thompson, Economics and Commerce, UWA

Reflective learning on veterinary practice

Jennifer Mills and Eric Taylor, Murdoch University


A scaffolded approach to the design of evaluation research studies: Application to educational technology

Rob Phillips, Murdoch University
[1 hour Workshop]

Adoption of deep learning approaches by final year marketing students: A case study from Curtin University Sarawak

Lew Tek Yew, School of Business, Curtin University of Technology, Sarawak Campus, Malaysia

Fri 4.00-4.25
Computer laboratory teaching context: Reflecting on the role of a WebCT trainer

Yvonne Button, University of Western Australia

Making the invisible visible

Tim Moss, Heather Smigiel, Sharon Thomas, Neil Trivett, University of Tasmania


First year physics labs in a 'suitcase'

Salim Siddiqui, Bob Loss, Glen Lawson, Ashley Barker and Shelley Yeo, Curtin University

Fri 4.30-4.55
Teaching and learning resources at the fingertips: Making sense of the mass

Elizabeth Santhanam, Lee Partridge, Allan Goody and Kenneth Martin, OSDS, UWA

Relating for teaching and learning

Anne Wilson, Monash University


Activity-reflection e-portfolios: An approach to the problem of effectively integrating ICTs in teaching and learning

Cameron Richards, Graduate School of Education, The University of Western Australia

Using games and simulation to teach AI

Philip Hingston and Barbara Combes, School of Computer and Information Science, ECU

5.00-5.35
Concluding plenary and handing over the Banner to UWA for 2006
Kim Beazley Lecture Theatre
Followed by sundowner drinks at Club Murdoch

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