Learning and Teaching Newsletter

Richard Ham, IT Consultant for Data communications/internet crime on the Coursework Panel at the Griffith 2006 Postgraduate Career Symposium.

Professor John Dewar, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) discusses with Cathy Jenkins key issues on the learning and teaching agenda for Griffith for 2006.

David Boud, Professor of Adult Education at UTS, discusses key ideas in the practice of peer and self assessment at a Celebrating Teaching Seminar

Drawing on perspectives from within and beyond the boundaries of music, this presentation will examine a musical practice often perceived as self-indulgent, impulsive, wayward and chaotic.

Carl Berger, Professor and Dean Emeritus at the University of Michigan, School of Education and Dr Kenneth C.Green, founding director of The Campus Computing Project discuss IT Trends in higher education with Professor Kerri-Lee Krause.

Professor Erica McWilliam, Assistant Dean Research, Faculty of Education, QUT presents a lecture that explores the links between learning, 'unlearning' and performance, using ideas about pedagogy that are in many respects counterintuitive.

Angela Carr, Research Officer for the Crime and Misconduct Commission on the panel for Research Higher Degree Graduates at the Griffith 2006 Post-Graduate Career Symposium.

Susy Trier, Senior Project Officer for Qld Education and Training International, Dept of Premier & Cabinet on the International Panel at the Griffith 2006 Postgraduate Career Symposium.

Succeeding@Griffith - Professor John Dewar, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) and Professor Kerri-Lee Krause, Director, Griffith Institute for Higher Education discuss priorities and initiatives of Griffith University focusing on the first year experience

Sarah Carroll, Delivery Services Manager for Agility Management - servicing electricity and gas pipeline industries on the Coursework Panel at the Griffith 2006 Postgraduate Career Symposium.