Program: Day Three - Tuesday 2 December 2008

Day three of the ascilite 2008 conference offers a variety of interesting presentations commencing with a keynote presentation from Associate Professor Piet Kommers.

Please note that morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch are included in the registration fee.





Time

Activity

08.00-17.15

Registration Desk Opens
Location: Exhibition Hall

09.00-09.15

ascilite Community Mentoring Program Presentation
Location: Lecture Theatre 13

09.15-10.30

Keynote Address
Associate Professor Piet Kommers
Faculty of Behavioral Sciences
University of Twente


Mobile and virtual presence in the learning community

Location: Lecture Theatre 13

10.30-11.00

Morning Tea and Poster Session
Location: Exhibition Hall

11.00-12.30

Concurrent Paper Session Four

Lecture Theatre 1

Lecture Theatre 2

Lecture Theatre 12

Lecture Theatre 3

Room hd3.008

Lecture Theatre 13

Kennedy, G., Dalgarno, B., Bennett, S., Judd, T., Gray, K. & Chang, R.
Immigrants and natives: Investigating differences between staff and students' use of technology

McLennan, T. & Gibbs, S.
Has the computing competence of first year university students increased during the last decade?

Willems, J.
From sequential to global: Exploring the landscapes of neomillennial learners

Loch, B. & Reushle, S.
The practice of web conferencing: Where are we now?

Rowe, S. & Ellis, A.
Can one size fit all? Using web-based audiographics to support more flexible delivery and learning

Parsons, D. & Ryu, H.
Assessing learning technologies for software design using CRC cards

Saeed, N., Yang, Y. & Sinnappan, S.
Media richness and user acceptance of Second Life

Warren, I., Palmer, D., King, T. & Segrave, S.
Second Life and the role of educators as regulators

Genat, B., Naidu, S. & Fong, P.
Shifting perspectives about Aboriginal health and history: Using digital archives in an online role play

Palmer, S., Holt, D. & Bray, S.
The learning outcomes of an online reflective journal in engineering

Steventon, G. J., Grove, P. & Childs, M.
Shared spaces in a 'safe' urban jungle: Juggling pedagogical goals and student needs and expectations

Pearson, E., Green, S. & Gkatzidou, V.
Enabling learning for all through adaptable personal learning environments

Philip, R., Lefoe, G., O’Reilly, M. & Parrish, D.
A peer review model for the ALTC Exchange: The landscape of shared learning and teaching resources

Timberlake, T.
Rationale, restrictions and responses: Online academic development to promote a community of practice

Allen, B., Kligyte, G., Bogle, M. & Pursey, R.
Communities in practice: A community dimension for the UNSW Learning & Teaching Exchange

Sponsor product demonstration

Pearson eCollege
(90 mins)
What students need: Integrating effective learning techniques with technology, Web2.0, and beyond

12.30-13.30

Lunch
Location: Exhibition Hall

ascilite Campus Representatives Luncheon
Location : Room hd3.008

13.30-15.00

Concurrent Paper Session Five

Lecture Theatre 1

Lecture Theatre 2

Lecture Theatre 12

Lecture Theatre 3

Room hd3.008

Lecture Theatre 13

Herrington, J., Mantei, J., Herrington, A,. Olney I., & Ferry, B.
New technologies, new pedagogies: Mobile technologies and new ways of teaching and learning

Herrington, A.
Adult educators' authentic use of smartphones to create digital teaching resources

Olney, I., Herrington, J. & Verenikina, I.
iPods in early childhood: Mobile technologies and story telling

Kervin, L. Mantei, J.
Taking iPods into the field to capture and share teacher wisdom stories

van Zanten, R.
The value of lecture podcasting for distance and on campus students

Petrovic, T., Kennedy, G., Chang, R. & Waycott, J.
Podcasting: Is it a technology for informal peer learning?

McKenzie, W.
Where are audio recordings of lectures in the new educational technology landscape?

Cameron, D. & Van Heekeren B.
Hello, and welcome to the show: Applying radio's 'explaining voice' to educational podcasting

Mackey, J.
Blending real work experiences and virtual professional development

McGrath, A., Mackey, J. & Davis, N.
Designing for authentic relationships, content and assessment in unpredictable learning contexts

Griffin, T. & Thomson, R.
Evolution of blended learning in a large enrolment subject: What was blended and why?

Wong, A. & Fitzsimmons, J.
Factors affecting professor facilitator and course evaluations in an online graduate program

Quentin-Baxter, M., Kelly, J., Probert, S., MacMahon, C. & Ferrell, G.
A model for evidencing the benefits of technology enhanced learning in higher education in the UK

Cox, G.
Defining innovation: what counts in the University of Cape Town landscape?

Browne, T. & Jenkins, M.
Achieving academic engagement? The landscape for educational technology support in two UK institutions

Schneider, A., Applebee, A. C. & Perry, J.
Leading from within: Distributing leadership to enhance eLearning at ACU

Symposium

Hallam, G.
The Australian ePortfolio project and the opportunities to develop a community of practice

Steel, C.H., Ehrmann, S,C. & Long, P.D.
Creating community engagement around the concept of ePortfolios: An innovative planning process

Gunn, C. & Peddie, R.
A design-based research approach for eportfolio initiatives

Sponsor product demonstration

Echo 360
(45 mins)
Echo360: An introduction to lecture recording, EchoSystem and Lectopia

JISC Presentation
(45 mins)
The Joint Information System Committee: A summary of UK funded activity

15.00-15.45

Afternoon Tea and Continuation of Poster Session
Location: Exhibition Hall

15.45-17.15

Concurrent Paper Session Six

Lecture Theatre 1

Lecture Theatre 2

Lecture Theatre 12

Lecture Theatre 3

Room hd3.008

Barker, S., Fiedler, B. & Johnson, P.
Paperless assignments: Moving forward or marking time?

Ng, E.M.W & Lai, Y.C.
Beyond textbook communication exchanges: Are student teachers ready for virtual assessments?

Hallas, J.
Rethinking teaching and assessment strategies for flexible learning environments

Neo, M., Neo, T.K. & Yap, W.L.
Students' perceptions of interactive multimedia mediated web-based learning: A Malaysian perspective

Riddle, M. & Howell, C.
You are here: Students map their own ICT landscapes

Dawson, S., McWilliam, E. & Tan, J.P.L.
Teaching smarter: How mining ICT data can inform and improve learning and teaching practice

Lefoe, G., Olney, I. & Herrington, A.
Enabling teaching, enabling learning: How does staff development fit the educational technology landscape?

Jones, H.
Pestering staff into online learning: An integrated plan for implementation

Bright, S.
E-teachers collaborating: Process-based professional development for e-teaching

Stewart, T.M. & Brown, M.E.
Developing interactive scenarios: The value of good planning, whiteboards and table based schemas

Buchan, J.
Tools for survival in a changing educational technology environment

Thanasingam, S., Soong, S.A. & Hu, C.
The impact of a spring cycle blended curriculum model on learning: A case study

Dixon, R.C., Dixon, K.C. & Axmann, M.
Online student centred discussion: Creating a collaborative learning environment

Goold, A., Craig, A. & Coldwell, J.
The student experience of working in teams online

Watson, A.
Developing teaching practice for more effective use of asynchronous discussion: A preliminary investigation

19.00-22.30

Conference Dinner
Location: Grand Hyatt Melbourne