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Further Enquiries:
Andrew Craig

THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA

 

Email: andrew.craig@flinders.edu.au

The Education Research Group of Adelaide (ERGA)

ERGA is a cross-disciplinary community of educators promoting high quality University learning through evidence-based, practical approaches to teaching.

ERGA is comprised of members representing all of the South Australian Universities, and external members from across Australia and New Zealand. Our aim is to disseminate the outcomes from our research and teaching initiatives to all members of the University Community.

ERGA organises collaborative activities and professional development opportunities to encourage those interested in educational research. Chief amongst these are the annual ERGA Conference, our seminar and workshop programme, and our collaborative networking events.

ERGA will continue to run similar events.  Please watch this page for updates on coming events.

 

ERGA Newsletter

The first ERGA newsletter is now available (PDF). The newsletter will keep ERGA members aprised of educational initiatives, funding opportunites and details on conferences and seminars. If you have something you think ERGA members would like to know about please contact us for publication in the next issue.

Seminar Series

We have a number of seminars coming. See the flyers for details

Margaret Kiley

Mary Ryan

 

ERGA Online Community

The ERGA Online Community is coming. Stay posted for updates on this collaborative initiative.

 

ERGA Conference 2011

Transformations

28-30 September, The University of Adelaide

The conference theme for 2011 is Transformations. We will be looking at the transition our students take from being novices, often straight from high school to being researchers, professionals and self-directed learners at the end of their time in higher education. Our keynote speakers this year will be Professor David Boud, Senior Fellow, ALTC, Professor of Adult Education, University of Technology Sydney and Professor Sally Kift, ALTC Discipline Scholar, Professor of Law, Queensland University of Technology

 


Recent Events

Team-Based Learning Workshop Series, Jim Sibley (University of British Columbia), 5-6 May.

Diagnostic assessment in the molecular life sciences, Tony Wright (UQ), Susan Howitt (ANU) and Susan Hamilton (Qld), Friday 7th May 9am-12noon.

News

ergo vol 2 issue 3 released.

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The 5th Asia Pacific Conference on Educational Integrity (5APCEI), 26-28 September 2011, Perth.

HERDSA Conference: On the Edge, 4-7 July, Gold Coast.

Rubrics

Members of ERGA have kindly provided rubrics. So many that we've had to move them to a new page.