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Thursday 8 December 2005 Clayton Campus

 

Friday 9 December 2005 Gippsland Campus

 

Thursday 8 December Clayton Campus Brief View
Time Details
0900 - 0930 Registration, coffee, gathering. (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)
0930 - 0940 Welcome - Andrys Onsman (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
0940 - 1000 Opening - Stephen Parker (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1000- 1100 Keynote - Sheryl Bond (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1100 - 1130 Morning tea and coffee break (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1130 - 1300 Presentations and breakout sessions (See Detailed View)
1300 - 1340 Lunch break with Richard Larkins and Stephen Parker (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1345 - 1355 Vice Chancellor's Address - Richard Larkins (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1400 - 1530 Presentations and breakout sessions (See Detailed View)
1530 - 1600 Afternoon tea and coffee break (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1600 - 1630 Teaching and Learning at Monash - David Murphy (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1630 - 1645 Closing remarks - Andrys Onsman (Central 1 Lecture theatre)

 

Thursday 8 December Clayton Campus Detailed View
Time Details
0900 - 0930

Registration, coffee, gathering (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)

0930 - 0940

Welcome - Andrys Onsman (Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)

0940 - 1000

Opening - Stephen Parker (Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)

1000- 1100

Keynote - Sheryl Bond (Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)

1100 - 1130

Morning tea and coffee break (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)

1130 - 1300

Presentations and breakout sessions

Themes and Venues

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: S9

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: S10

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: S11

Effective Assessment

Venue: S12

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: ST1

Presentations

The Walkabout u-Learning environment. Des Casey. Information Technology.

Internationalising your Curriculum.

Zane Ma Rhea. Education

Digital Interactive Teaching in Biology Laboratories. Murray Logan & Gordon Samson. Science

Effective Assessment Practices. Gaell Hildebrand & Suzi Edwards. Education

The Role of Blending in an On-line Learning Environment. Les Hardy, Jodie Maxfield, Robyn Dyt & Robyn Benson. Business and Economics

The Community Partnerships Program. Tangerine Holt, Susan McCallum, Hilary Hind, Ben Canny, Phillip Mendes. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

Creative Waves - involving students in international projects .

Vince Dziekan. Art and Design

Teaching Technology that Increases Student Engagement and Adds Value to MUSO. Richard Reina. Science

 

Case-based Learning for Paramedic Students

Brett Williams. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

 

Problem-Based Learning in Engineering Education - an approach used by Monash University Malaysia. Teoh Kok-Soo. School of Engineering

Skills, Ethics & Research Program.

Andrew Crockett. Law

Building a Teaching Community: on campus and off shore collaboration

Margot Schuhmacher. Information Technology

Innovative Animations in Teaching. Paul White & Betty Exintaris. Pharmacy

SOLAR: Student Orientated Learning About Radiotherapy. Caroline Wright & Kristie Matthews. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

 

1300 - 1340

Lunch with Richard Larkins and Stephen Parker (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)

1345 - 1355 Vice Chancellor's Address - Richard Larkins (Central 1 Lecture theatre)
1400 - 1530 Presentations and breakout sessions
Themes and Venues

Teaching/Research Nexus & Quality Assurance

Venue: S9

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: S10

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: S11

Effective Assessment

Venue: S12

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: ST1

Presentations

The Cutting Edge: students meet researchers. Roslyn Gleadow & Samantha Capon. Science

The Student Mentor Program. Andrew Coleman, Les Whiteley . Business and Economics

Internationalising the curriculum: what can we learn? What can others learn? Jan Schapper & Susan Mayson. Business and Economics

Student Project Cases. Janet Macaulay & Phillip Nagley. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

Foundation Simulation Program in Strategic Management. Sonja Petrovic-Lazarevic. Business and Economics

Teaching Research Nexus in Action: A Practitioner's Perspective. David Paganin. Science

On-line Journalism. Usha M. Rodrigues. Arts

Excellence in Africa and Australia. Neil Manson. School of Information Technology

Using WebCT to Facilitate More Flexible and Effective Assessment of Student Written Work: the first year Biology experience. Gerry Rayner. Science

The Adventures of Trev the Tablet. Keri Jones, Ian Larson, Debbi Weaver, Suzanne Caliph. Pharmacy

 

 

Quality Assurance in Education. Deborah Corrigan. Education

 

 

Role Playing, Collaborative Leaning and Having Fun. Mark Peel. Arts

 

Kitchen of the World: a case study in multi-national groups undertaking design studio activity. Selby Coxon. Art and Design Managing and Assessing Group Work. Jason Ceddia & Sylvia Tucker. Information Technology

First year students' approaches to study: The ROLisps program. Glenda Crosling, Russell Smyth, Lyn Whelan. Business and Economics.

1530 - 1600

Afternoon tea and coffee break (Foyer: Central 1 Lecture theatre)

1600 - 1630

Teaching and Learning at Monash - David Murphy (Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)

1630 - 1645

Closing remarks - Andrys Onsman (Central 1 Lecture theatre Clayton)



Friday 9 December Gippsland Campus Brief View
Time Details
0945- 1000 Registration, gathering (Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1000 - 1010 Welcome - Andrys Onsman (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1010 - 1030 Opening - Stephen Parker (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1030- 1100 Morning tea and coffee break (Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1100 - 1200 Keynote - Sheryl Bond (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1200 - 1300 Presentations and breakout sessions (See Detailed View)
1300 - 1340

Lunch break with Richard Larkins and Stephen Parker

(Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1345 - 1355

Vice Chancellor's Address - Richard Larkins

(Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1400 - 1500 Presentations and breakout sessions (See Detailed View)
1500 - 1530

Teaching and Learning at Monash - David Murphy

(Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1530 - 1545 Closing remarks - Brian Mackenzie (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

 

Friday 9 December Gippsland Campus Detailed View
Time Details
0945- 1000

Registration, gathering (Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1000 - 1030

Welcome - Andrys Onsman (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1010 - 1030 Opening - Stephen Parker (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)
1030 - 1100

Morning tea and coffee break (Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1100 - 1200

Keynote - Sheryl Bond (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1200 - 1300 Presentations and breakout sessions
Themes and Venues

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: 5N - 167

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: 5N - 169

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: 5N - 165

Presentations The Community Partnerships Program. Tangerine Holt, Susan McCallum, Hilary Hind, Ben Canny, Phillip Mendes. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

Internationalising your Curriculum.

Zane Ma Rhea. Education

On-line Journalism. Usha M. Rodrigues. Arts

Skills, Ethics & Research Program.

Andrew Crockett and Kay Tucker. Law

Building a Teaching Community: on campus and off shore collaboration

Margot Schuhmacher. Information Technology

The Cutting Edge: students meet researchers. Jo-Ann Larkins. Science
1300 - 1340

Lunch with Richard Larkins and Stephen Parker

(Foyer: Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1345 - 1355

Vice Chancellor's Address - Richard Larkins

(Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1400 - 1500 Presentations and breakout sessions
Themes and Venues

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: 5N - 167

Internationalising the Curriculum

Venue: 5N - 169

Curriculum Innovations

Venue: 5N - 165

Presentations

Problem-Based Learning in Engineering Education - an approach used by Monash University Malaysia. Teoh Kok-Soo. School of Engineering

Excellence in Africa and Australia. Neil Manson. School of Information Technology Digital Interactive Teaching in Biology Laboratories. Murray Logan & Gordon Samson. Science

 

Kitchen of the World: a case study in multi-national groups undertaking design studio activity. Selby Coxon. Art and Design

Case-based Learning for Paramedic Students

Brett Willimas. Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences

1500 - 1530

Teaching and Learning at Monash - David Murphy

(Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)

1530 - 1545

Closing remarks - Brian Mackenzie (Mission Energy Training Room (BusEco Conference Room) 5N-158)