| 2/12/05 |
Situational Learning Expo
The expo showcased examples of scenario-based learning projects developed during a three-week period under the direction of Dr Randall Kindley, a performance improvement consultant and President of The Performance Group, Minneapolis, USA.
The expo included several of the Julian Burton Burns Trust, RAH and Clinical Nursing projects which included:
- Care of facial burns
- Burns depth assessment
- Calculation of Total Burn Surface area and Fluid resuscitation requirements
- Application of hand splints
- Pressure area risk assessment and management
- Care of the patient with a tracheostomy
- Application of Biobrane
- Client assessment
- Interview and staff appraisal techniques
It also showcased several TAFE SA projects including:
- English as a Second Language: "It's an emergency"
(Responding to First Aid emergency situations)
- Building and Furnishing: the business of subcontracting
- Venepuncture processes (Nursing)
- Admission interviews (Nursing)
- Escorting valuables and persons (Justice Studies)
- Demonstrated characteristics of Mental Health Problems
- Child Care
- "Do the ducks have to die" Environmental Management of Urrbrae Wetlands
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| 18/11/05 |
Situational Learning seminar
Dr Randall Kindley, a performance improvement consultant and President of The Performance Group, Minneapolis, USA.
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| 30/9/05 |
Effective Job Share Strategies
Erma Ranieri and Veronica Lee currently share the role of General Manager, Human Resources in the Department of Primary Industries and Resources, South Australia. They will present on the above topic and share their experience in making their job share a success.
This presentation will be of interest to managers or supervisors that have staff in job sharing arrangements or staff members who want tips on how to make job sharing a success. A Leadership Development Network seminar. |
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| 19/8/05 |
Educating the Net Generation
a Multiple Venue Presentation (MVP) Series of Webinars
Three webinars exploring the characteristics of the Net Generation and how they learn.
Webinar 3: Faculty Development for the Net Generation with Anne Moore, Shelli Fowler and John Moore authors of chapter 11.
See the Educating the Net Generation webinars site for further details. |
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| 8/7/05 |
Educating the Net Generation
a Multiple Venue Presentation (MVP) Series of Webinars
Three webinars exploring the characteristics of the Net Generation and how they learn.
Webinar 2: The Students Perspective with Carrie Windham author of Chapter Five and an International Panel of Students
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See the Educating the Net Generation webinars site for further details. |
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| 1/7/05 |
Reinventing Feedback for the Contemporary University
Dai Hounsell, Professor of Higher Education,
Centre for Teaching, Learning and Assessment,
University of Edinburgh.
Seminar sponsored by the South Australian branch of HERDSA (Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia)
Download the information flier for the seminar
Download the Powerpoint presentation
Windows Media Video - streamed at 340kbps
Windows Media Audio - streamed at 24kbps |
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| 27/5/05 |
Educating the Net Generation
a Multiple Venue Presentation (MVP) Series of Webinars
Three webinars exploring the characteristics of the Net Generation and how they learn.
Webinar 1: Is it Age or IT: First steps Toward Understanding the Net Generation with Diana Oblinger Vice President of EDUCAUSE.
See the Educating the Net Generation webinars site for further details. |
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| 10/5/05 |
Colloquium: Information Savvy in an Information Age
Helping students develop Information Literacy
John Willison and Kerry O'Regan, Centre for Learning and Professional Development.
The purpose of the colloquium was to promote the coherent development of information literacy across all disciplines and throughout all programs. The colloquium, gave an overview of information literacy, considered its application to specific disciplines and ended with a discussion forum.
View an information literacy continuum, which is useful for planning courses and assessing students. |
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| 17/2/05 |
New Instructional Design ... is it really? (web page) flier
Sheila Kavanagh OAM (Dept of Clinical Nursing) and Allan Carrington (CLPD) led this interactive workshop in Adelaide, with Dr Randall Kindley (The Performance Group) live from Minneapolis USA.
A blended learning webinar and workshop for educators, managers and trainers. This event was part of the Illinois Online Conference 2005. |
