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The Vice-Chancellor's Showcase 2007

The Vice-Chancellor's Showcase of Teaching Excellence was held on Friday, 28 September 2007 at Caulfield Campus.

Program
Time Venue Activity
9.30 - 10.00 Building G, Foyer Ground Floor Registration
10.00 – 10.10 G 1.04 Introduction to Proceedings - Professor David Murphy, Director, CALT
10.10 – 11.10 G 1.04 Rethinking assessment for long-term learning and its impact on teaching - Professor David Boud, Dean, University Graduate School, Professor of Adult Education, University of Technology, Sydney
11.10 – 11.20 G 1.04 Vice-Chancellor’s Welcome / Address
11.30 – 12.00 G, Foyer Ground Floor Brunch & Exhibition (Faculty of Art and Design)
Showcase Sessions
Time Showcase Rounds Studio 1 / 2 (G 2.19 / 2.22) Studio 3 / 4 (G 2.34 / 35) Studio 5 / 6 (G 2.27 / 2.28) Other
12.00-12.30 Session 1 Round 1
  • Team Teaching of Field studies in Regional Sustainability

    Dr. Christian Kull & Dr. Haripriya Rangan , School of Geography and Environmental Science, Faculty of Arts (Studio 1).

    Abstract


  • Some initiatives in student-centred teaching in the delivery of the unit Electro-Magnetic Propagation at Monash University Malaysia

    Dr. Rajendran Parthiban, School of Engineering, Monash University Sunway Malaysia (Studio 2).


  • Abstract

    Presentation
  • Teaching re Climate Change & Sustainability (CCS) in Business: Implementing the Talloires Declaration

    Mr. Wayne Gumley (Department of Business Law and Taxation)& Mr. Jeffrey McLean, (Department of Management), Faculty of Business and Economics (Studio 3).


  • Abstract

  • Education: From Didactic to Co-Creation

    Ms Gerrie Roberts, Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics, Faculty of Business and Economics (Studio 4).


  • Abstract

    Presentation
  • Seeing the wood from the trees - when learning blossoms

    Dr. Richard Wardle – School of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science (Studio 5).

    Abstract


  • The Great Debate Day on Climate Change on ESC3291 Climates in Geological Time

    Dr. Roberto Weinberg, School of Geosciences, Faculty of Science (Studio 6).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • The treasury dealing room; technology, innovation, engagement and internationalisation in finance education

    Mr. Kevin Tant, Department of Accounting and Finance, Faculty of Business and Economics (Building H level 4, Rm 104).

    Abstract

    Presentation
12.30 – 1.00 Session 2 Round 1
  • Challenges and Innovations in Quantitative Research Methods Instruction by Intensive Delivery Format as an Unfamiliar topic among HDR Participants

    Dr. Helen Watt, Faculty of Education (Studio 1).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Teaching evidence-based practice to post-graduate health professionals in an online environment

    Mrs. Kirstie Galbraith & Mr. Greg Duncan, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 2).

    Abstract

    Presentations
  • Quality improvement program for student centred educational technology support

    Ms. Margot Schuhmacher, Faculty of Information Technology, Administration, Faculty of Information Technology (Studio 3).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Teaching International Studies through Role-Play and Case Studies

    Dr. Helen Nesadurai, School of Arts and Sciences, Monash University Sunway Malaysia (Studio 4).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • Interactive and engaging teaching of chemistry to Pharmacy students

    Dr. Elizabeth Yuriev, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 5)

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Implementation of the use of Lectopia: The effects of lecture recordings on student learning within the Faculty of Pharmacy

    Dr. Paul White, Department of Pharmaceutical Biology, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 6).

    Abstract
1.00-1.30 Session 3 Round 1
  • Monash University - Leading the way in Patient Safety Education for Final Year Medical Students

    Dr. Julia Harrison, Department of Medicine, Monash Medical Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (Studio 1).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Peer instruction in Philosophy and Other Humanities

    Dr. Toby Handfield, School of Philosophy and Bioethics, Faculty of Arts (Studio 2).

    Abstract
  • Personal experiences in teaching undergraduate mathematics

    Dr. Leo Brewin, School of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science (Studio 3).

    Abstract


  • Counseling approaches to studio teaching and supervision in Art and Design

    Mr. Rodney Forbes, Gippsland Centre for Art and Design, Faculty of Art and Design (Studio 4).

    Abstract
  • Exploiting potential and exploring possibilities: integrating e-learning within higher education settings

    Dr. Susan Edwards, Faculty of Education, Peninsula, Faculty of Education (Studio 5).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • School Based Learning: Inspiring a Community of Learners

    Dr. Amy Cutter-Mackenzie, Faculty of Education, Peninsula, Faculty of Education (Studio 6).

    Abstract
  • MUVE's in Education - Multi-user Virtual Environments for Learning and Collaboration

    Debbie McCormick, PhD Candidate/Research Assistant, Behavioural Studies Department, School of Political and Social Inquiry (G 1.04).

    Abstract
1.30 – 2.00 Session 1 Round 2
  • Team Teaching of Field studies in Regional Sustainability

    Dr. Christian Kull & Dr. Haripriya Rangan , School of Geography and Environmental Science, Faculty of Arts (Studio 1).

    Abstract


  • Peer instruction in Philosophy and Other Humanities

    Dr. Toby Handfield, School of Philosophy and Bioethics, Faculty of Arts (Studio 2).

    Abstract
  • Teaching re Climate Change & Sustainability (CCS) in Business: Implementing the Talloires Declaration

    Mr. Wayne Gumley (Department of Business Law and Taxation)& Mr. Jeffrey McLean, (Department of Management), Faculty of Business and Economics (Studio 3).

    Abstract


  • Education: From Didactic to Co-Creation

    Ms Gerrie Roberts, Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics, Faculty of Business and Economics (Studio 4).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • Seeing the wood from the trees - when learning blossoms

    Dr. Richard Wardle – School of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science (Studio 5).

    Abstract


  • The Great Debate Day on Climate Change on ESC3291 Climates in Geological Time

    Dr. Roberto Weinberg, School of Geosciences, Faculty of Science (Studio 6).

    Abstract
2.00-2.30 Session 2 Round 2
  • The treasury dealing room; technology, innovation, engagement and internationalisation in finance education

    Mr. Kevin Tant, Department of Accounting and Finance, Faculty of Business and Economics (Studio 1).

    Abstract


  • Presentation

  • Teaching evidence-based practice to post-graduate health professionals in an online environment

    Mrs. Kirstie Galbraith & Mr. Greg Duncan, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 2).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • Quality improvement program for student centred educational technology support

    Ms. Margot Schuhmacher, Faculty of Information Technology, Administration, Faculty of Information Technology (Studio 3).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Teaching International Studies through Role-Play and Case Studies

    Dr. Helen Nesadurai, School of Arts and Sciences, Monash University Sunway Malaysia (Studio 4).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • Interactive and engaging teaching of chemistry to Pharmacy students

    Dr. Elizabeth Yuriev, Department of Medicinal Chemistry, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 5).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Implementation of the use of Lectopia: The effects of lecture recordings on student learning within the Faculty of Pharmacy

    Dr. Paul White, Department of Pharmaceutical Biology, Victorian College of Pharmacy (Studio 6).

    Abstract
2.30 – 3.00 Session 3 Round 2
  • Some initiatives in student-centred teaching in the delivery of the unit Electro-Magnetic Propagation at Monash University Malaysia

    Dr. Rajendran Parthiban, School of Engineering, Monash University Sunway Malaysia (Studio 1).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • Monash University - Leading the way in Patient Safety Education for Final Year Medical Students

    Dr. Julia Harrison, Department of Medicine, Monash Medical Centre, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (Studio 2).

    Abstract

    Presentation
  • Personal experiences in teaching undergraduate mathematics

    Dr. Leo Brewin, School of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science.

    Abstract


  • Counseling approaches to studio teaching and supervision in Art and Design

    Mr. Rodney Forbes, Gippsland Centre for Art and Design, Faculty of Art and Design (Studio 4).

    Abstract
  • Exploiting potential and exploring possibilities: integrating e-learning within higher education settings

    Dr. Susan Edwards, Faculty of Education, Peninsula, Faculty of Education (Studio 5).

    Abstract

    Presentation


  • School Based Learning: Inspiring a Community of Learners

    Dr. Amy Cutter-Mackenzie, Faculty of Education, Peninsula, Faculty of Education (Studio 6)

    Abstract
  • MUVE's in Education - Multi-user Virtual Environments for Learning and Collaboration

    Debbie McCormick, PhD Candidate/Research Assistant, Behavioural Studies Department, School of Political and Social Inquiry (G 1.04).

    Abstract
Time Venue Activity
3.00 - 3.20 Building G, Foyer Ground Floor Afternoon Tea
3.20 - 3.30 G 1.04 Announcements and Introduction to Keynote
3.30 – 4.15 G 1.04 ‘Two Solitudes’ or Olympic Rings? - Professor Adam Shoemaker, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Education), Monash University
4.15 – 4.30 G 1.04 Closing Remarks
4.30 – 6.00 G, Foyer Ground Floor Drinks Entertainment: Jazz Trio, Ron Romero, Ben Christiansen, and Chris Port (School of Music-Conservatorium)