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Sunday 7 December | Monday 8 December | Tuesday 9 December | Wednesday 10 December

Registration desk

The registration desk is on Level 4, Union House complex (Map reference E5). Hours are:

Sunday: 9.00am to 5.30pm
Monday: 8. am to 4.00pm
Tuesday: 8.00am to 4.00pm
Wednesday: 8.00am to 3.00pm

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Sunday 7 December 2003

9:30 - 12:30

Pre-conference workshops

Full-day workshops commence
Morning workshops commence

1:30 - 4:30

Pre-conference workshops (continued)

Full-day workshops continue
Afternoon workshops commence

5:30 - onwards

Welcome President ASCILITE, Lewis O'Brien Kaurna Elder, Canapés and Drinks [Union House Map reference E5]

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Monday 8th December 2003

8:00 - 4:00

Registration Desk, Union House, Level 4

8:00 - 8:45

Campus Representatives Meeting with tea and coffee, Union House, Level 4. Meeting by invitation.

8:50 - 9:25

Opening address

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

Official Welcome: Professor James McWha, Vice-Chancellor, University of Adelaide
Official Opening: Michael Harbison, Lord Mayor, City of Adelaide
Chair:  Geoff Crisp and Di Thiele
9:30 - 10:30

Keynote address: "A Modest Proposal for the Survival of our Profession"

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

Professor Eli Cohen
Chair: Geoff Crisp
10:30 - 11:00

Morning tea, poster presentations [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

Full papers

11:00 - 12:25

[Union Hall]
Chair: Helen Carter
[Maths G08]
Chair: Catherine McLoughlin
[Maths 112]
Chair: Ingrid Scholten
[Maths G02]
Chair: Craig Zimitat
11:00 - 11:25 001F Gregor E. Kennedy
Iterative analysis and interpretation of audit trail data

004F Meg O'Reilly
Designing online assessment in cross-disciplinary action learning sets
007F Joe Luca, Peter Hosie and Clifton Smith
Security management education online
010F Sarah Lambert
Collaborative design projects: evaluating students' online discussions
11:30 - 11:55 002F Ruth Geer
Initial communicating styles and their impact on further interactions in computer conferences
005F Michelle Honey
The impact of on-line multi-choice questions on undergraduate student nurses' learning
008F EJS Morris
Educational effectiveness of 100% online I.T. courses
011F Lisa Harris
Turning space into place: A community of online learners seek mutual support in a familiar environment of their own making
12:00 - 12:25 003F Maree Gosper
The Selection and use of learning objects for teaching: User perspectives
006F Uschi Felix
Humanising automated online learning through intelligent feedback
009F Leslie Burr and Liz Smith
The digital divide: an urban miss?
012F Margaret Mazzolini
Widening the circle managing discussion forums in a growing online program
12:30 - 1:30

Lunch [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

1:30 - 2:25 [Union Hall]
Chair: Ian Roberts
[Maths G08]
Chair: Ian Olney
[Maths 112]
Chair: Shirley Agostinho
[Maths G02]
Chair: Michelle Honey
1:30 - 1:55 013F Catherine McLoughlin and Joe Luca
Overcoming "process- blindness" in the design of an online environment: balancing cognitive and psycho-social outcomes

015F Ain Y. De Horta
Development of a virtual reality overlay for velnet (virtual environment for learning networking)
017F Linda Pannan
Mainstreaming online delivery: Staff experience and perceptions
019F Jane K Seale
Supporting the development of e-learning accessibility practices: new and emergent roles for staff developers
2:00 - 2:25 014F Chris Cope
A framework for using learning technologies in higher education to enhance the quality of students' learning outcomes
016F Barney Dalgarno
3D environments for spatial learning: the importance of learning task design
018F Susan J. Shannon
Factors impacting the adoption and use of web-supported teaching for academic staff mediated learning for off-campus students
020F L. Scot Aldred
Adopting an innovative multiple media approach to learning for equity groups: electronicaly-mediated learning for off-campus students
2:30 - 2:45 021C Charlotte Brack
The virtual laboratory: an online program to integrate authentic activities into the biology curriculum
023C James Dalziel
Implementing learning design: the learning activity management system (LAMS)
025C Helen Drury
Integrating an interactive online program on report writing into a chemical engineering laboratory course: What has been the impact?
027C Luisa Signor
Virtual lectures versus face-to-face lectures: A four-year case study exploring the impact on students' results
2:50 - 3:05 022C Geoff I Swan
Regular motion

024C Sarah Lambert
Learning design at the University of Wollongong
026C Jennifer O'Reilly
Developing an interactive writing tool for business law students
028C Oriel Kelly
Cultivating the hybrid: A case study of a three year evolution of elearning for blended delivery

3:05 - 3:30

Afternoon tea [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5] Poster presentations

3:30 - 4:05 [Union Hall]
Chair: Judi Baron
[Maths G08]
Chair: Mike Keppell
[Maths 112]
Chair: Scot Aldred
[Maths G02]
Chair: Susan Shannon
3:30 - 3:45 029C Debbi Weaver
Character-acting online: Using role-play to develop staff training resources

031C Kathy Wiles
Supporting sustainable e-learning: A UK national forum
033C John Schiller
Building electronic communities: The lecturer's role in facilitating interaction among non-computer oriented, mature-age adult learners
035C Nigel Munro-Smith
A culturally aware course design
3:50 - 4:05 030C Steven D. Tripp
Navigation: Metaphorical and real
032C Nic D'Alessandro
Implementation of a quality assurance system for online units at the University of Tasmania
034C Shirley Agostinho
Integrating learning objects with learning designs
036C Paul Campton
E-Learning 'trick or treat?' Using technology for teaching and learning in a tertiary setting
4:10 - 4:35 037F Linda van Ryneveld
CYBER-'SURFIVER': The dynamics of a game played in a web-based adult learning environment
039F David Banks
Using Keypad-based group process support systems to facilitate student reflection
041F Peter K. Oriogun
Using the enhanced problem based learning grid to guide the documentation of the Win-Win spiral model
043F Christine Armatas
Students' interaction with online learning activities: The role of study strategies and goals and computer attitudes
4:40 - 5:05 038F Michelle Honey
The impact of online multi-choice questions on undergraduate student nurses' learning
040F June Gassin
Impact on teaching of the flexible wireless classroom
042F Tanja Golja
Generating professional knowledge based on E-learning research and development
044F

5:10 - 5:40

Blackboard presentation "Introducing the Blackboard Content System" Silver Sponsor, Union Hall

5:45 -

ASCILITE Annual General Meeting, Union Hall. Agenda available here

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Tuesday 9th December 2003

8:00 - 4:00

Registration Desk, Union House, Level 4

8:15 - 9:10

Community Mentoring Program Tea and Coffee, Union House, Level 4. Meeting by invitation.

9:15 - 9:25

Brief report on ASCILITE AGM, Union House, Level 4

9:30 - 10:30

Keynote address: "Educating students in institutions of higher education in the 21st Century"

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

Prof Hurley Myers
Chair: Di Thiele

10:30 - 11:00

Morning tea, poster presentations [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

11:00 - 12:25 [Union Hall]
Chair: Stephen Marshall
[Maths G08]
Chair: Kevin Knox
[Maths 112]
Chair: Peter Jacobs
[Maths G02]
Chair: Geoff Swan
11:00 - 11:25 045F Ron Oliver
High quality learning designs in the training sector

048F Denise Wood
Quality standards in online teaching and learning: a tool for authors and developers
051F Renata Phelps
From page turning to deep learning: A case history of four years of continual development of an ICT course
054F Debbi Weaver
Evolution of a staff development program in promoting quality online teaching
11:30 - 11:55 046F Stephen Segrave
HOTcopy® Benchmarking designs of simulated professional practice for authentic learner engagement
049F Enrico Canale
Overcoming the presentation mosaic effect of multi-use sharable content objects
052F Chris Brook
Exploring online learning community development: The relative importance of influencing factors
055F Ian Olney
Focusing on integration: Use of ICT to support preservice teacher development in a one-year teacher education course
12:00 - 12:25 047F Rob Phillips
Issues associated with the equivalence of traditional and online assessment
050F Graeme Brownfield
Factors influencing the discovery and reusability of digital resources for teaching and learning
053F Elizabeth Stacey
Investigating the impact of computer conferencing: Content analysis as a manageable research tool
056F Jane Burdett
A switch to online takes time: Academics' experiences of ICT innovation

12:30 - 1:30

Lunch [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

1:30 - 2:25

Keynote address: "On-line education: some neglected ethical issues"

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

Dr John Weckert
Chair: Allan Christie

2:30 - 3:05

[Union Hall]
Chair: Ron Oliver
[Maths G08]
Chair: Les Burr
[Maths 112]
Chair: Linda Pannan
[Maths G02]
Chair: Cathy Gunn
2:30 - 2:45 057C Chris Knowles
Are instructional designers worth the money? Encouraging flexibility in design

059C Catherine McLoughlin and Joe Luca
Can reflective and executive control skills be fostered online?
061C Allison Littlejohn
Integrationg real and virtual learning spaces
063C Kum Leng Chin
Key factors for a fully online e-learning mode: A Delphi study
2:50 - 3:05 058C Roly Parfenovics
Evaluating streaming media applications for higher education
060C Garry Allan
The use of E-portfolios to enhance student learning: A Faculty-level strategy and experience
062C Kate Henderson
Utilisation and acceptance of mixed mode teaching and learning
064C Susan Shannon
Predicting the future use of web-teaching tools by academic staff

3:05 - 3:30

Afternoon tea [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5] Poster presentations

3:30 - 4:00

Apple presentation, Silver Sponsor, Union Hall

4:10 - 5:05

[Union Hall]
Chair: Marty Fletcher
[Maths G08]
Chair: Richard Elliot
[Maths 112]
Chair: Roy Tasker
[Maths G02]
Chair: Anne A'Herran
4:10 - 4:25 065C Doug Reid
"Was she smiling as she typed that?": An exploratory study into online tutor competencies and the factors which affect those competencies

068C Irina Elgort
NESB Student attitudes to an ICT-supported team project
071C Jeremy B. Williams
'Learning by remote control': Exploring the use of an audience response system as a substitute for lectures
074C Hermien Johannes
Using KANO model analysis for adding user-defined quality in Esikhulumayo (the language that we speak)
4:30 - 4:45 066C Tina Wilks and Michelle Strand
Development of a process for the usability testing of online courses
069C Mary Oliver
Using a case-based reasoning approach in on-line learning in learning about rural practice
072C Richard Thomas
Generic usage monitoring of programming students
075C Peter Jacobs and Ian Bone
The need for interactive narrative in educational management simulations
4:50 - 5:05 067C Mike Keppell
Making explicit our theories of teaching and learning: Designs that motivate our work as instructional designers
070C James Meek
An online subject delivered with help from an “absent CEO”
073C Maeve Paris
Reuse in practice: Learning objects and software development
076C Asni Tahir
Analysis and Design of a web-based marking system

5:10 - 5:25

Rod Sims: Special Report: Trends, fads and futures: Computers in learning in tertiary education, 1983-2002

7:00 - late

Conference dinner, Hyatt Regency Adelaide , Theme "Grape Expectations"

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Wednesday 10th December 2003

8:00 - 3:00

Registration Desk, Union House, Level 4

9:00 - 10:25

[Union Hall]
Chair: Gail Wilson
[Maths G08]
Chair: Marty Fletcher
[Maths 112]
Chair: Bob Corderoy
[Maths G02]
Chair: Adrian George
9:00 - 9:25 077F Kristine A. Elliott
Child growth & development: Integrating problem based learning frameworks into educational technology design

080F EJS Morris
A learning management model for mixed mode delivery using multiple channels (internet, intranet, cd-rom, satellite tv)
083F Ian W Roberts
Mapping academic programs with PROGRAMMAP
086F Roy Tasker
Analysis of student engagement with online chemistry modules using tracking data
9:30 - 9:55 078F Marijke Mitchell
An interactive multimedia approach to preparing children and their families for hospitalisation
081F Shirley Reushle
Bridging international boundaries integrating and mentoring teaching roles in an online environment
084F Anne A'Herran
Extent and nature of portalling in Australian university websites
087F Dale Holt
Creating and sustaining quality e-learning environments of enduring value for teachers and learners

10:00 - 10:30

The Learning Edge presentation, Silver Sponsor, Union Hall

10:30 - 11:00

Morning tea, poster presentations [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

11:00 - 12:30 [Union Hall]
Chair: Rob Phillips
[Maths G08]
Chair: Oriel Kelly
[Maths 112]
Chair: Maree Gosper
[Maths G02]
Chair: Linda van Ryneveld
11:00 - 11:25 090F Kate Sharp
Adapting higher education learning materials for further education - some examples of re-purposing JISC services within the UK

093F Stephen Marshall
Teaching interpersonal communication skills with digital video
096F
099F Annelise Kachelhoffer
Online professional development through action research: a New Zealand experience
11:30 - 11:55 091F Kim-Choy Chung
Online education: Understanding market acceptance in the higher education sector of Singapore
094F Patrick Kunz
A generic tool to set up metacognitive journals and their serendipitous use
097F Sandra Barker
An investigation into the impact of graduate qualities and asynchronous learning tools for external students
100F Gail Wilson
Online interaction impacts on learning: Teaching the teachers to teach online
12:00 - 12:25 092F Kieren Pitts
The technical development and benefits of a metadata aggregation and insertion tool
095F Ingrid day
Report on preliminary trials of synchronous, voice-based communication systems
098F Robbie Collins
Online Introduction to Information Literacy: Ticking that box
101C Marty Fletcher
Embedding expertise for online tutor development

12:30 - 1:30

Lunch [Level 4 Union House Map reference E5]

1:30 - 2:30

Keynote address: " It all depends"

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

Dr Elyssebeth Leigh
Chair: Sandra Barker

2:30 - 3:30

[Union Hall Map reference D9]

NextEd/ASCILITE Research Grant 2004

ASCILITE AwardsA

SCILITE 2004 launch

Closing address

Sunday 7 December | Monday 8 December | Tuesday 9 December | Wednesday 10 December