Program: Day Four - Wednesday 3 December 2008

Day four of the ascilite 2008 conference offers a variety of interesting presentations commencing with a keynote presentation from Associate Professor Gary Poole.

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





Time

Activity

08.00-15.30

Registration Desk Opens
Location: Exhibition Hall

09.15-10.30

Keynote Address
Associate Professor Gary Poole
Director of the Centre for Teaching and Academic Growth and the Institute for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
University of British Columbia


A place to call a learning home

Location: Lecture Theatre 13

10.30-11.00

Morning Tea
Location: Exhibition Hall

11.00-12.30

Concurrent Paper Session Seven

Lecture Theatre 1

Lecture Theatre 2

Lecture Theatre 12

Lecture Theatre 3

Room hd3.008

Lecture Theatre 13

Pelliccione, L. & Dixon, K.
ePortfolios: Beyond assessment to empowerment in the learning landscape

Burden, K. & Atkinson, S.
The transformative potential of the DiAL-e framework: Crossing boundaries, pushing frontiers

Jones, D., Vallack, J. & Fitzgerald-Hood, N.
The Ps Framework: Mapping the landscape for the PLEs@CQUni project

Rourke, A.J., Mendelssohn, J., Coleman, K. & Allen, B.
Did I mention it's anonymous? The triumphs and pitfalls of online peer review

Hamilton, M. & Richardson, J.
Academic integrity compliance and education

De Fazio, T.
Academic conversations in cyberspace: A model of trialogic engagement

Hannon, J.
Breaking down online teaching: Innovation and resistance

Joyes, G
Challenging online learner identity through online learning tools

Al-Mahmood, R.
Spatialities and online teaching: To, from and beyond the academy

Sheely, S.
Latour meets the digital natives: What do we really know

Owen, H.
Learners re-shaping learning landscapes: New directions for old challenges?

Robbie, D. & Zeeng, L.
IT's evolving, they're changing, we're listening: Everybody's learning

Wood, D. & Friedel, M.
Peer review of online learning and teaching: New technologies, new challenges

Friedel, M. & Wood, D.
Challenging design students to be ethical professionals in a changing landscape of technologies

Wood, D. & Hopkins. L.
3D virtual environments: Businesses are ready but are our 'digital natives' prepared for changing landscapes?

Symposium

Facilitator: Ian Smissen
Desire2Learn Inc (55 mins)
Do free social networking tools belong in educational environments?

12.30-13.30

Lunch
Location: Exhibition Hall

Horizon Report Australia/New Zealand Edition 2008
Location: LT13

13.30-15.00

Concurrent Paper Session Eight

Lecture Theatre 1

Lecture Theatre 2

Lecture Theatre 12

Lecture Theatre 3

Room hd3.008

McDonald, T.
Facilitating online integrity using OpenID

Gibbs, S.
Internet use equals computer literacy?

Anderson, B. & Simpson, M.
Acting with integrity online: Some questions for educators

Dalziel, C.
Using ePortfolios to combat plagiarism

Muldoon, N., Jones, D., Kofoed, J. & Beer, C.
Bringing 'second life' to a tough undergraduate course: Cognitive apprenticeship through machinimas

Andrews, T., Smyth, R., Tynan, B., Vale, D. & Caladine, R.
Rich media technologies and uncertain futures: Developing sustainable, scalable models

Haxell, A.
Cn I jus txt, coz I don wan 2b heard: Mobile technologies and youth counseling

Knox, I. & Wilmott, D.
Virtual teams: Worlds apart

Augar, N. & Goold, A.
Teaching IT professional practice with virtual teams

Kehrwald, B.
Towards community based learner support: A case study

Sale, R. & Sims, R.
Online learning design: Does generational poverty influence the young adult learner?

Bedi, K.
Measuring the teaching presence of online faculty in a blended program for entrepreneurs

Mansvelt, J. Suddaby, G. & O’Hara, D.
Learning how to e-teach? Staff perspectives on formal and informal professional development activity

Benson, R. & Samarawickrema, G.
Exploring contributions to scholarship in e-learning: Weighing up the evidence

Pickar, G. & Marshall, S.
Developing standards for best practices in prospective and new student introduction to e-learning

Correia, H., Malfroy, J., Griffin, T., Ireland, J. & Rankine, L.
Quality in the e-landscape: A collegial and developmental approach

Sutherland, S. & Paull, A.
PortisHEad: Portfolios in successful HE admissions

Hughes, J.
Letting in the Trojan mouse: Using an eportfolio system to re-think pedagogy

Gerbic, P. & Maher, M.
Collaborative self-study supporting new technology: The Mahara e-portfolio project

Heinrich, E.
Contrasting approaches: Institutional or individual ownership in ePortfolio systems

15.05-15.50

Conference Awards, Handover and Close
Location: Lecture Theatre 13