Seminars
BMU research and development seminars are a chance to hear about current investigations into using technologies in learning, teaching and professional practice settings that are relevant to medicine, dentistry and health sciences.
2006 Semester 2
Time: Alternate Thursdays 12 Noon to 1 pm
Venue: Sanderson Room, Medical Centre (Building 181, Level 2, Room W206)
6 July |
What can functional brain imaging contribute to interactive multimedia research? |
Dr Barney Dalgarno |
13 July |
Enhancing reflection via online learning in continuing professional development of radiation therapists
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Ms Jenny Sim |
27 July |
Evaluation of multimedia genetic education resources in Victorian secondary schools |
Ms Amy Nisselle |
17 August |
Using available technology in educational research in a range of learning environments |
Professor David Clarke & |
31 August |
ICT: transforming the way first year students engage with each other, with their teachers and with learning |
Dr Kerri-Lee Krause |
13 September |
Learning management? Content management? Creating an integrated online learning environment | Mr Martin Olmos |
14 September |
Reusable learning objects: creating a web-based learning environment in biochemistry |
Dr Kristine Elliott & |
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No seminars scheduled in October |
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16 November |
A virtual learning and teaching centre for problem-based learning | Dr Mike McLinden |
2006 Semester 2 flyer [PDF 268 KB]
2006 Semester 1
Time: Alternate Thursdays 12 Noon to 1 pm
Venue: Sanderson Room, Medical Centre (Building 181, Level 2, Room W206)
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23 February |
Blogging for education and the professions |
Mr James Farmer |
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16 March |
Designing effective on-campus teaching and learning spaces |
Assoc Professor Peter Jamieson |
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30 March |
Learning Management Systems: governance issues |
Dr Lisa Wise |
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13 April |
Online visual counselling tools for youth mental health |
Professor Richard Jones |
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27 April |
Copyright for learning and teaching in the digital age |
Ms Jenny Ellis |
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11 May |
Mobile technologies for learning and teaching |
Dr Christine Armatas |
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25 May |
Using multimedia technologies in research on classroom motivation and thinking processes |
Dr Mary Ainley |