Abstracts submitted 2008-9

SLTC Science learning and teaching conference

16-17 June 2009: SLTC Science learning and teaching conference

Deadline for abstracts 12 noon 28 November 2008 (300 word abstracts)

Lead presenters informed of outcome of submission 23rd January 2009

All presenters must have registered for the Conference 31st March 2009

The Conference will focus on three main themes:

1. Assessment / Feedback / Plagiarism
2. Induction / Transitions / Retention / Recruitment
3. Developments in Learning and Teaching – Forward Thinking

Submissions Accepted:

1. Dude, Where's My University? PLE, PDP & LLL

Oral presentation

Theme: Developments in Learning and Teaching ­ Forward Thinking

Alan Cann, Jo Badge, Jon Scott

2. Student experience project

Oral presentation

Theme: Induction / Transitions / Retention / Recruitment

Paul Green ...

3. use of video in teaching

format: workshop

Theme

Chris Willmott

4. impala3 (Oral presentation)

5. impala4t (poster)

6. Plagiarism online tutorial (poster)

Stuart Johnson

 ? accepted? 7. Science, values and the ‘ethics committee’: a practical approach to teaching bioethics

Theme: Developments in Learning and Teaching – Forward Thinking

Workshop

Mark Goodwin and Annette Cashmore

not accepted:

1. HEAT3: Student Microblogging And Recording Timelines (SMART)

Oral presentation

Theme: Induction / Transitions / Retention / Recruitment

Alan Cann, Jo Badge, Stuart Johnson, Alex Moseley

2. Institutional Plagiarism policies – interpretation within the rules

Oral presentation

Theme: Assessment / Feedback / Plagiarism

Jo Badge, Nadya Yakovchuk, Jon Scott

3.“Here’s one we prepared earlier”: involving course graduates in careers advice

 Authors: CJRW, JLB, JS

 Track: Induction/Transitions/Retention/Recruitment

 Type: 15 minute Oral Presentation

HEA Annual Conference 30 June - 2 July 2009

Deadline 15 January 2009 for abstracts.

accepted:

1. Encouraging lifelong learning habits in a web 2.0 enabled PLE

Jo Badge, (Stuart Johnson, Alan Cann not attending), Jon Scott

Paper presentation (30 mins)

Theme: innovation

plus: Jon Scott talking on links between the HEA subject centres and departments.

held in reserve:

2. Are honor codes a solution for the future of plagiarism prevention?

Jo Badge, Jon Scott, Nadya Yakovchuk
Paper presentation (30 mins)
Theme: Students of the future