Thursday, 9th July
Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia 2015
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8:00AM - 4:00PM
Thursday, 9th July
Level 1 Foyer 1
Keynote 4
9:00AM - 10:00AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 105-106
Chairs: Trish McCluskey & Kym Fraser
Education for uncertainty
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Gardner Campbell
Morning tea
10:00AM - 10:30AM
Thursday, 9th July
Level 1 Foyer 1
Mini-workshop 5
10:30AM - 11:20AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 101
Educating for values in the small group: What teachers do, how we do it, and who we are
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Althea J. Blakey
Mini-workshop 6
11:45AM - 12:35PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 101
Transforming learners in a changing world
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Karin Strehlow
Round table 2
10:30AM - 11:20AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 102
eExams for curriculum transformation
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Andrew Fluck
and
Mathew Hillier
Flexible pedagogies and practices: Enhancing graduate capabilities and employability through flexible teaching and learning?
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Thomas Wanner
Do current methods of teaching and assessing in doctoral education prepare graduates well for future careers?
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Rachel Spronken-Smith
Round table 3
11:45AM - 12:35PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 102
Sustainability literacy and professional employability
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Jude Westrup
Using team-based learning to help first year students to develop important graduate capabilities
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Douglas Carrie
Turning group work into teamwork
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Ian Story
What is a Masters? Developing policy, practice and research in Australia for postgraduate coursework quality and the professions
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Nicola Parker
OLT 3 - The 21st century student experience
10:30AM - 11:20AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 107
Sponsored by:
Facilitator:
Grace Lynch
Innovative perspectives and approaches for enhancing the student experience
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Linda Corrin
and
Paula Kelly
Student engagement in university decision-making and governance - towards a more systemically inclusive student voice
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Sally Varnham
Shaping the 21st century student experience at regional universities
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Kylie Readman
Engaging postgraduate students and supporting higher education to enhance the 21st century student experience
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Linda Crane
and
Shelley Kinash
Experiences of intensive mode teaching: What the students are saying
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Sally Male
HERDSA Fellowship
10:30AM - 11:20AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 108
The HERDSA Fellowship Scheme: Connections in professional learning
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Coralie McCormack
,
Glyn Thomas
and
Susan Jones
CS30 - Graduate Attributes to Curriculum
10:30AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 105
Chair: Julia Werner
Students co-creating curriculum: Navigating uncertainty and complexity
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Samantha Edwards
Curriculum renewal: Strategy and flexibility for supercomplexity
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Marcus O'Donnell
Embedding curriculum alignment into enterprise-wide learning management systems at RMIT University
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Peter Muir
and
Elizabeth Parkinson
Beyond anticipation: Designing climate futures
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Julia Werner
Exploring the diversity of students’ interpretation of feedback: a tale of three students
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Linda Corrin
CS31 - Digital Learning
10:30AM - 11:40AM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 106
Chair: Liam Phelan
Exploiting emerging video annotation technology and industry engagement to authentically prepare students for the complex world of work
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Meg Colasante
Immersion within 360 video settings: Capitalising on embodied perspectives to develop reflection-in-action within pre-service teacher education
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Khadeeja Ibrahim-Didi
Teaching and assessing oral communication skills online: Constraints and opportunities
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Liam Phelan
CS32 - Building Research Skills
10:30AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 103
Chair: Judy Mullan
Redefining early career academia in uncertain times
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Agnes Bosanquet
and
Alana Mailey
Navigating a complex workplace: Unexpected benefits from peer writing support
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Paula Myatt
,
Ashley Edwards
and
Fiona Bird
Developing research skills for a professional life- a case study from the Monash MBBS program
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Nirma A Samarawickrema
Building research skills to empower evidence based practitioners
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Judy Mullan
Innovation in accounting education: Engaging with digital technologies that enhance student learning
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Jade McKay
and
Leanne Ngo
CS33 - Work Integrated Learning
10:30AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 111
Chair: Maryanne Kelton
A reflective practice paradigm: A STEM-centric approach
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Karen Young
Work Integrated Learning in the sciences – a national snapshot of current practice and future directions
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Daniel Edwards
To know. To value. To act. The Work and Daily Living Centre at Modbury Special School
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Roopa Howard
and
Andrea Duff
Putting students’ international learning experiences to work: Designing a co-curricular programme that links student mobility to future employment
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Wendy Green
Dual purpose simulations in the professional education of Australian Foreign Policy graduates
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Verity Kingsmill
and
Maryanne Kelton
CS34 - Graduate Capabilities
10:30AM - 12:05PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 112
Chair: Kym Fraser
Evaluating nursing students’ perceptions of their abilities to meet expected industry capabilities
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Amanda Henderson
The impact of clinical maturity in evidence based medicine
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Basia Diug
Developing an holistic professional identity in first year law students
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Tania Leiman
A toolkit to assist academics to embed graduate attributes in their courses
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Rachel Spronken-Smith
CS 35 - Evaluation and Collaboration
10:30AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 104
Chair: Mark Barrow
Responding to students evaluation of teaching: Closing the loop
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Jo Coldwell-Neilson
Cascading potential: Supporting high achieving students to negotiate the complex world of professional environments
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Jennifer Clark
Focus groups and diary analysis: Outreach mentors with high school mentees from refugee backgrounds
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Sonal Singh
Building collaborative partnerships to promote the development of students’ professional capabilities
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Sonia Ferns
and
Leoni Russell
Governing the work of academics: The changing role of academic developers and teaching surveys
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Mark Barrow
and
Barbara Grant
CS36 - Critical Theory
11:45AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 107
Chair: Joanna Joseph Jeyaraj
Assessment for social justice and the policies and practices of professional certification: Criticallearning for life and work in a complex
and just
world
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Jan McArthur
Navigating uncertainty and complexity: Learning to manage risk and indoctrination in the critical pedagogy classroom
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Joanna Joseph Jeyaraj
CS37 - Doctoral Research
11:45AM - 12:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 108
Chair: Elke Stracke
Examining as teaching: A cross-disciplinary study of PhD thesis examination reports
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Elke Stracke
Riding the complex wave of higher education development: Using technology to varying degrees to enable productive professional learning
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Lee Partridge
and
Deb Clarke
Lunch
12:30PM - 1:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Level 1 Foyer 1
Mini-workshop 7
1:30PM - 2:20PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 101
Scholars in the mist: Navigating the complex fog of data for the enhancement of learning and teaching practice
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Jason M Lodge
,
Melinda J Lewis
and
Linda Corrin
Round table 4
1:30PM - 2:20PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 102
Texting, tweeting and snapchat: (Re)writing students' assessments in the 21st century University
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Ursula Edgington
Using ePortfolios in preparing graduates for a changing world: How can we improve practice?
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Christine Slade
Do your distance students feel connected to your university, courses or subjects? A round table discussion about why you should know and care
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Andrea l Crampton
and
Angela T Ragusa
The analysis of inquiry in students' conversations in the biochemistry laboratory
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Jatnika Hermawan
and
J. Zoe Jordens
Round table 5
2:25PM - 3:15PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 102
Advancing academic professionalisation: Balancing quality with flexibility
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Karen Whelan
Navigating uncertainty and complexity: Supporting refugee background students into higher education
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Loshini Naidoo
,
Jane Wilkinson
,
Kip Langat
and
Rachel Cunneen
Enhancing student experiences of threshold capability development with intensive mode teaching
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Sally A Male
,
Firoz Alam
,
Stuart Crispin
and
Jeremy Leggoe
Leading learning and teaching in a landscape of change and complexity
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Trish McCluskey
Masterclass 2
1:30PM - 3:10PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 107
‘Getting real’: The role of assessment in authentic learning
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Gayle Morris
CS38 - Critical Thinking
1:30PM - 3:05PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 108
Chair: Tomas Zahora
Scaffolding and assessing learners’ critical thinking in online discussion
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Yiong Hwee Teo
Have you had enough to think?
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Althea Blakey
The development of an online tool for scaffolding critical thinking
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Colin Clarke
Immersion in multiple paradigms as a way of teaching critical and creative thinking in the sciences
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Tomas Zahora
CS39 - Professional Competencies
1:30PM - 3:05PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 105
Chair: Patricia Mclaughlin
Global employability and creative practice pedagogy futures
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Graham Forsyth
Preparing health profession students for work in inter-professional practice
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Rebecca Sealey
The Start of the Conversation: Students Assembling Academic and Professional Concepts from a CFYU
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Diane Phillips
Navigating the lifelong learning boat through uncharted water
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Patricia Mclaughlin
and
Belinda Kennedy
CS40 - Digital Technologies
1:30PM - 2:40PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 106
Chair: Anna Lichtenberg
Academic views on the use of learning analytics to assist with student retention
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David Heath
The value of emerging technologies for investigating academic practice
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Russell Butson
Curtin Challenge: Career development anywhere, anytime on any device
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Anna Lichtenberg
CS41 - Research Skills Development
1:30PM - 3:05PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 103
Chair: Susan Howitt
Facilitating refereed publication by health professionals: Research informed software to scaffold the integration of research evidence with practice knowledge
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David Gillham
Cohort supervision and evidence of research capabilities of MBA students
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Renier Steyn
Explicit development and assessment of research skills across degrees enables graduate attributes to flourish
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John Willison
Identifying and assessing ‘wicked’ competences in undergraduate research experiences
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Susan Howitt
CS42 - HE Policy and Processes
1:30PM - 2:40PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 111
Chair: Freddy Coronado
A conceptual framework of leading strategic planning in Australian universities
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Therese (Tess) C.N. Howes
The horse or the cart: Social Media, policy and Higher Education
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Debra Bateman
Navigating the complexity and uncertainty of higher education systems: Ontology mapping of Chilean universities
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Freddy Coronado
CS43 - Inclusive Teaching
1:30PM - 3:05PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 112
Chair: Selma Macfarlane
Pre-service teachers' reflections on critical incidents in their professional teaching experiences
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Maria Northcote
Becoming, belonging and being teachers: Evaluating a mentoring program for Indigenous pre-service teachers
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David Bright
Development of online professional development module around inclusive teaching in higher education
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Robyn Everist
Embedding learning skills in the curricula
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Selma Macfarlane
CS44 - Leadership
1:30PM - 2:40PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 104
Chair: Wayne Graham
Motivating undergraduates: Broadening employability through leadership development
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Susie S. Ho
Daring to lead with feminism: Stories from gender studies academics in Australian higher education
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Briony Lipton
and
Liz Mackinlay
PIVOTAL – designing innovative leadership courses: A road map for anticipating the twists and turns in school leaders’ journeys
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Wayne Graham
Wrap up and hand over
3:15PM - 4:00PM
Thursday, 9th July
Meeting Room 105-106
Chair: Beverley Oliver
Farewell Drinks
4:00PM - 4:30PM
Thursday, 9th July
Level 1 Foyer 1
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