Fwd: [Issotl-discuss] ISSOTL10 Website & Call for Proposals

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From: Chick, Nancy <nancy.chick@uwc.edu>
Date: 2009/12/21
Subject: [Issotl-discuss] ISSOTL10 Website & Call for Proposals
To: "issotl-membership@list.emich.edu" <issotl-membership@list.emich.edu>, "issotl-discuss@list.emich.edu" <issotl-discuss@list.emich.edu>

ISSOTL10 -- Global theories and local practices: institutional, disciplinary and cultural variations
(19-22 October 2010, Liverpool, UK)

http://issotl10.indiana.edu/

 

Dear Colleagues,

You are invited to join the 7th annual conference of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Liverpool, UK,19 – 22 October 2010. This multidisciplinary, international community of scholars will convene to share evidence-based insights and theoretical frameworks that enhance our understanding of student learning and guide our teaching practices. Incorporated into this year's conference is the 18^th Improving Student Learning Symposium, an established annual event on the International calendar organized by the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development, Oxford Brookes University. The major aim of the Improving Student Learning Symposia is to provide a forum, which brings together those who are primarily researchers into learning in higher education and those that are primarily practitioners concerned more pragmatically with improving their practice. 

The conference will be held in the heart of Liverpool on the historic, world heritage waterfront, at the BT Convention Centre, Monarchs Quay, Liverpool UK which sits alongside the Grade 1 listed Albert Dock complex on the eastern bank of the river Mersey. The conference will feature workshops facilitated by leading scholars in the field, distinguished international plenary speakers, panel presentations, individual paper and poster presentations, and roundtable discussions. Please join us!

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The conference website for ISSOTL10 is now available, as is the Call for Proposals.   Go directly to http://issotl10.indiana.edu/, or you can always get there through the "Conferences" page on the ISSOTL website, www.issotl.org.   Note that submissions will be accepted from January 15 to March 1.

Nancy

 

Nancy L. Chick, Associate Professor of UW Colleges English Department 
          I'm on sabbatical but will be continuing in the following roles and will be reachable at 1800 College Drive, Rice Lake, WI  54868.

* Co-Director, UW System Wisconsin Teaching Fellows & Scholars Program 

* ISSOTL Board of Directors

 

 

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Queen Mary, University of London

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Fwd: Call for papers - ISSoTL 2010 incorporating ISL

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From: Fiona Smith <flsmith@brookes.ac.uk>
Date: 2009/12/21
Subject: Call for papers - ISSoTL 2010 incorporating ISL
To: STAFF-DEVELOPMENT@jiscmail.ac.uk

ISSoTL10 - Global theories and local practices: institutional, disciplinary and cultural variations

19-22 October 2010, Liverpool, uk

Dear Colleagues

You are invited to join the 7th annual conference of the International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Liverpool, UK,19 – 22 October 2010. This multidisciplinary, international community of scholars will convene to share evidence-based insights and theoretical frameworks that enhance our understanding of student learning and guide our teaching practices. Incorporated into this year's conference, is the 18^th Improving Student Learning Symposium, an established annual event on the International calendar organized by the Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development, Oxford Brookes University. The major aim of the Improving Student Learning Symposia is to provide a forum, which brings together those who are primarily researchers into learning in higher education and those that are primarily practitioners concerned more pragmatically with improving their practice. 

The conference will be held in the heart of Liverpool on the historic, world heritage waterfront, at the BT Convention Centre, Monarchs Quay, Liverpool UK which sits alongside the Grade 1 listed Albert Dock complex on the eastern bank of the river Mersey. The conference will feature workshops facilitated by leading scholars in the field, distinguished international plenary speakers, panel presentations, individual paper and poster presentations, and roundtable discussions. Please join us!

Announcing the call for papers/proposals 

Proposals will be accepted online from 15 January 2010 until 1 March 2010 at: http://issotl10.indiana.edu

For more information about the conference, please go to:

http://issotl10.indiana.edu/

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Fiona Smith

Centre Administrator

Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development

Oxford Brookes University

Wheatley Campus

Wheatley

Oxford

OX33 1HX

Tel: +00 44 (0)1865 485902

Fax: +00 44 (01865 485937

We cordially invite you to join us at the 7th annual International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning conference, which will convene at the stunning waterfront location of the Arena and Conference Centre in Liverpool. the first time the conference has come to Europe.

http://issotl10.indiana.edu

email: issotl10 @brookes.ac.uk

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David Andrew

Head of Academic Practice
Educational and Staff Development
Queen Mary, University of London

0207 882 2803
020 8144 6753 (Skype and mobile)

Re: Sounds of the Bazaar at Online Educa 2009 sent you a message on Facebook...

2009/12/1 Facebook <notification+od1vgg61@facebookmail.com>

Graham Attwell sent a message to the members of Sounds of the Bazaar at Online Educa 2009.

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Subject: Sounds of Bazaar Live form Online Educa Berlin

Don't forget sounds of Bazaar is broadcasting LIVE Internet radio from the Online Educa Berlin Conference.
Times:
Wednesday 2 December 1600 CET, 1500 UK time
Thursday 3 December 1100 CET, 1000 UK time
Friday 4 December 1100 CET, 1000 UK time
With features, interviews, music and more. presented by Graham Attwell, Cris Costa and Maria Perifanou.
Just go to http://www.facebook.com/l/6fe69;radio.jiscemerge.org.uk:80/Emerge.m3u and the stream will open in your MP3 player of choice
Hoep to talk to you tomorrow

Graham

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David Andrew
Head of Academic Practice
Educational and Staff Development: Queen Mary, University of London

Tel - 020 7882 2803 or 07986709981

Re: University of Worcester Employability/PDP Conference, with apologies for cross posting

2009/11/25 John Peters <j.peters@worc.ac.uk>

University of Worcester Employability/PDP conference

 

The University of Worcester is delighted to announce its 2^nd Employability and PDP Conference on Thursday 14^th January 2010, 9.30-4.15.

This will include keynote presentations from Brenda Little from the OU's CHERI, who has undertaken a wide range of employability and work based learning research, and Prof Ros Foskett, Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University of Worcester who has published research on credit bearing careers education and H.E./Business Partnerships.  In addition, partners from across the Midlands will be sharing recent research on PDP, and colleagues from the University of Worcester will be showcasing their developments in, and support of employability.   

 

We would be delighted if interested colleagues would join us, so come along to discuss and share good practice. There will be a small fee of £30 per person for external delegates to cover catering costs.

 

For further information and to register please visit http://www.worc.ac.uk/adpu/1140.htm      or email e.floisand@worc.ac.uk

 

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David Andrew
Head of Academic Practice
Educational and Staff Development: Queen Mary, University of London

Tel - 020 7882 2803 or 07986709981

Re: ELESIG Symposium 21st Jan 10: Small Grants: and Welcomes

2009/11/24 ELESIG <mail@elesig.ning.com>

ELESIG SYMPOSIUM - DIGITAL FUTURES

January 21, 2010 from 9:45am to 4pm

iLab, Innovation Works, University of Reading

ELESIG is now organising its eighth face to face symposium with contributions from key colleagues who have been researching the varied use of tools and technologies and have developed insights into the future digital learner.

The event will include presentations and activities on the future digital learner and mobile technologies, news of the second round of ELESIG small grants awards, a members' corner to share and exchange experiences of researching and evaluating the learners' experiences and an organising group meeting.

More information:
http://elesig.ning.com/events/elesig-symposium-digital

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David Andrew
Head of Academic Practice
Educational and Staff Development: Queen Mary, University of London

Tel - 020 7882 2803 or 07986709981