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.
2007 Semester 2
Venue: Sanderson Room, Medical Centre (Building 181 Level 2 Room W206)
9 August (Thursday) |
The Virtual Kidney: An e-research interface and grid portal | Peter Harris FITU Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences The University of Melbourne |
16 August (Thursday) |
Net-gen medical students, Wikipedia and the web | Terry Judd |
29August (Wednesday) |
Understanding the Net Generation’s use of new technologies: Implications for implementing new learning technologies in higher education | Jenny Waycott & Gregor Kennedy |
13 September (Thursday) |
Developing the social context for learning? Social capital and online learning technologies |
Jo Barraket |
4 October (Thursday) |
Hamish Coates |
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18 October (Thursday) |
Strategies for teaching clinical reasoning - an observational study | Geoff McColl, |
23 November (Friday) |
Adult part-time learners’ expectations of and satisfaction with the elearning experience, in adjunct, blended and online courses | Wendy Knightley |
2007 Semester 2 flyer [PDF 89 KB]
2007 Semester 1
Venue: Sanderson Room, Medical Centre (Building 181, Level 2, Room W206)
7 February (Thursday) |
Searching for a sustainable model for the reuse of learning materials and designs |
Matthew Riddle |
22 March (Thursday) |
Eugene Gvozdenko & |
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4 April (Wednesday) 12:15pm - 1:15pm |
Understanding student behaviour in Web-based learning environments |
Judy Sheard |
19 April (Thursday) |
Technological Scaffolding and PBL |
Tom Petrovic |
3 May (Thursday) |
Kathleen Gray |
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17 May (Thursday) |
Dale Holt, Ian Smissen and Stephen Segrave |
2007 Semester 1 flyer [PDF 83.2 KB]
Seminar attendance is open to all interested staff and students.
If you would like to propose a seminar, or if you would like further information about the seminar series, please contact Kevin Sweeney (email: sweeneyk@unimelb.edu.au, phone: +61 3 8344 8964).