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Conferences: 14th Annual SEDA Conference 2009
Changing Educational Development:
New Ideas, New Approaches, New Contexts
17 - 18 November 2009
Aston Business School Conference Centre, Birmingham
Conference Programme
Day One: Tuesday 17th November
| Time |
Session |
| 09.15 – 09.45 |
Registration and tea & coffee |
| 09.45 –10.00 |
Welcome and Introductions |
| 10.00 – 10.45 |
Keynote address - Learning for Life: from pedagogy to partnership
Professor Patricia Broadfoot, Vice-Chancellor, University of Gloucestershire |
| 10.45 – 11.15 |
Break |
| 11.15 – 12.00 |
Parallel Session 1
- Career Profiles of Educational Developers: looking back while looking forward
Stuart Boon, Bob Mathews and Louisa Sheward
- From Peer Observation to Peer Learning – a case study
Will Bowen-Jones and Lerverne Barber
- Integrating Staff Development to Support Pedagogic Practice in eLearning: using an interdisciplinary team approach
Linda Byles
- Using an Old Technology in a New Way or Using a New Technology in an Old Way? Exploring the use of audio feedback post-teaching observation
Carole Davis and Agi Ryder
- SEDA’s New Fellowship Pathway; professional development for academic developers using out Professional Development Framework
Stephen Bostock and Ruth Pilkington
|
| 12.00 – 12.45 |
Networking and SEDA dissemination |
| 12.45 – 13.45 |
Lunch |
| 13.45 – 15.15 |
Parallel Session 2
- Déjà Interview: designing innovative activities to help find the right colleague
Fiona Campbell and Elaine Mowat
- Extending Learning: constructing community through space design
Deborah Harrop and Liz Aspden
- Assessment Feedback for Feeding Forward: sharing good practice across disciplines
Jaki Lilly and Berenice Rivera Macias
- Academic Development ‘at the edge of chaos’ – what does it look, feel and sound like?
Ranald Macdonald
- A Principled Ideal or a Flawed Reality? Unpacking our conceptions of UKPSF standard descriptor three
Liz Shrives
and
No One Knows About My Award: how can I share this?
Pam Parker, Susannah Quinsee and Michael Detyna
|
| 15.15 – 15.30 |
Break |
| 15.30 – 16.15 |
Parallel Session 3
- Engaging Senior Managers as Project Sponsors for Educational Development Projects
Pat Atkins, Carole Baume and Penny Bennett
- People, Pedagogy and Place: the student (and staff) experience of a Learning Hub
Emma Heron
- Coaching-led Approaches to PDP and Employability Development
Tracy Johnson
- On-line Collaborative Support Offered to Associate Lecturers Involved in a Programme of Action Research/Action Learning and the Ethical Implications Raised
Jenny Lynden and Ieman Hassan
- A Journey to an Innovative User-centred Learning Technologies Provision - from VLE to Cloud Computing
Uwe Matthias Richter
|
| 16.30 – 17.15 |
Parallel Session 4
- Technology and Its Role in Supporting Student Communities of Practice
Joanne Smailes and Pat Gannon Leary
- Pedagogy and Practice: embedding ways of learning and teaching into physical learning spaces – what’s actually happening!
Hilaire Graham
- Online Support for CPD in Learning and Teaching: reaching a wider audience
Mary McCulloch
- Habitus, Power, Epistemology and the UK Professional Standards – can critical pedagogy help us understand the challenges of current educational development practice?
Julie Hall
- Cultivating the seeds of innovation. How best to engage and support staff in innovating in a scholarly, sustainable, and transferable way
Patricia Fell, Rachel Moule, Stuart Brand and Marilyn Hammick
|
| 19.00 |
DRINKS RECEPTION |
| 20.30 |
DINNER |
Day Two: Wednesday 18th November
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