Welcome Address and Opening Remarks

The Blended Learning Symposium is held during the University’s Celebrating Excellence in Teaching week. Co-hosted by Griffith Institute for Higher Education (GIHE) and Information Services (Learning & Teaching), the event showcases exemplars of good practice in blended learning and offers a valuable opportunity for all staff, both academic and professional, who are looking for ideas and strategies to develop, implement or enhance their own blended learning approaches. The Symposium also includes a blended learning ‘Expo’ featuring poster presentations of current blended learning innovations being used at Griffith University.

Professor Sue Spence, DVC (A) officially opened the Symposium and the keynote address was presented by Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor (Learning Futures) and Executive Director Australian Digital Futures Institute, University of Southern Queensland.

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The Blended Learning Symposium is held during the University’s Celebrating Excellence in Teaching week. Co-hosted by Griffith Institute for Higher Education (GIHE) and Information Services (Learning & Teaching), the event showcases exemplars of good practice in blended learning and offers a valuable opportunity for all staff, both academic and professional, who are looking for ideas and strategies to develop, implement or enhance their own blended learning approaches. The Symposium also includes a blended learning ‘Expo’ featuring poster presentations of current blended learning innovations being used at Griffith University. Professor Sue Spence, DVC (A) officially opened the Symposium and the keynote address was presented by Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor (Learning Futures) and Executive Director Australian Digital Futures Institute, University of Southern Queensland.

The Blended Learning Symposium is held during the University’s Celebrating Excellence in Teaching week. Co-hosted by Griffith Institute for Higher Education (GIHE) and Information Services (Learning &amp; Teaching), the event showcases exemplars of good practice in blended learning and offers a valuable opportunity for all staff, both academic and professional, who are looking for ideas and strategies to develop, implement or enhance their own blended learning approaches. The Symposium also includes a blended learning ‘Expo’ featuring poster presentations of current blended learning innovations being used at Griffith University.

Professor Sue Spence, DVC (A) officially opened the Symposium and the keynote address was presented by Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor (Learning Futures) and Executive Director Australian Digital Futures Institute, University of Southern Queensland.

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