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.
2008 Semester 2
Venue: BMU Research Group, Level 4, 766 Elizabeth St, Parkville 3010
7 August (Thursday) |
Technologies in the everyday lives of Cambridge students | Matthew Riddle Educational Designer Faculty of Law and Management, LaTrobe University |
21 August (Thursday) |
A Taxonomy of Information Needs of Informal Carers - An Empirical Investigation | Basil Alzougool |
9 October (Thursday) |
Towards Social Connection for Young People with Cancer | Frank Vetere |
23 October (Thursday) |
A conceptual framework for improving the informed consent process (Provisional title) |
Damian Clayton |
6 November (Thursday) |
Evaluation of health information websites for consumers (Provisional title) |
Agung Wibowo |
20 Novemeber (Thursday) |
TBC |
TBC |
27 Novemeber (Thursday) |
TBC | Christopher Jones |
2008 Semester 1
Venue: BMU Research Group, Level 4, 766 Elizabeth St, Parkville 3010
5 March (Wednesday) |
Using portfolios to support personal and professional development of medical students | Isobel Braidman Senior Lecturer and Phase 1 Portfolio Lead University of Manchester Medical School (Venue: Sanderson Room, Medical Centre, Building 181, Level 2, Room W206) |
20 March (Thursday) |
The Formative Assessment Object and Probcasts: A demonstration of two recent software development projects by the BMU | Tom Petrovic & Gregor Kennedy |
10 April (Thursday) |
KaTIE: Broadening the child-designer dyad | Sophia Pardo |
24 April (Thursday) |
Are health science students digital natives? Findings from studies of frequency and proficiency of web use |
Harvey Romolo |
8 May (Thursday) |
New applications of technologies to support educational software development |
Greg Nelson, Andrew Bonollo, Wai Chan & James Baker |
29 May (Thursday) |
Classroom discourse in Problem-Based Learning classrooms in the health sciences |
Robyn Woodward-Kron |
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:
Dr Kristine Elliott (email: kaelli@unimelb.edu.au phone: +61 3 8344 3942).