Program


The conference will take place over two days, Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th June 2023.

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Tuesday 6 June

8:30 – 9am

Registration - Ground Floor Atrium

9:00-9:20am

Welcome and Setting the Scene

Professor Gregor Kennedy, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)

9:20 – 10:05am

Keynote: Assessment innovations – what does it take to make transformative change?

Professor Anna Ryan, Head of Department & Director of Assessment, Department of Medical Education | Melbourne Medical School

10:05-10:25am

Response to keynote and Q&A 

Professor Jamie Evans, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students and Education)

10:25-10:55am

Morning Tea - Ground Floor Atrium

Concurrent Sessions

Time

Room 1

Room 253

Room 2

Room 256

Room 3

Room 356

Room 4

Room 456

Room 5

Forum Theatre

10:55-11:25am

Generative AI is here to stay, so how do we assess learning?

Dr Sarah Yang- Spencer, Dr Valerie Cotronei-Baird, Dr Justin Park and Dr Andy Wear (Faculty of Business and Economics)

Building a partnered learning community through teaching and learning with students

Dr Ha Nguyen & Devyani Vadke, Fan Li, Hoi Cheng Cheung & Yueqi Annie Dai (Students as Partners)

Digital transformation: How designing an online subject has enhanced the quality of teaching and learning for students for whom English is an additional language

Ms Amy Hume & Mr Mark Wong (Faculty of Fine Arts and Music)

A Community of Practice approach to empower teaching staff to develop their small group facilitation skills

Dr Kylie Fitzgerald & Associate Professor Lisa Cheshire (MDHS)

From strength to strength - cross university collaborations to provide a strong portfolio in health education

Associate Professor Femke Buisman-Pijlman (MDHS), Rachel Enders (MDHS) & Alana Horton (MSPACE)

11:30-12:00

Creating a Masterclass: cultivating genuine interaction and collaborative learning in large undergraduate lecture sessions

Associate Professor Michelle Rank & Dr Yossi Rathner (MDHS)

Community beyond campus: A framework for engagement.

Kintara Phillips & Dr Amanda Samson (MGSE)

Implementing a networked support approach to enable sustained curriculum innovation

Dr Elisa Bone (MGSE) & James Thompson (Architecture, Building and Planning)

Interactive learning in large lectures

Paul Wiseman & Professor Michael Davern (Faculty of Business and Economics)

Transformative teaching and learning with Museums and Collections

Dr Ethel Villafrance, Dr Kyla McFarlane & Dr Heather Gaunt (Chancellery)

12:05-12:35pm

Enhancing student experience with career education

Mr Murray Dixon (COO Portfolio), Dr Allison Creed (Arts) & Dr Michael ‘Maxx’ Schmitz

Creative Community Connections: Building arts and cultural employability skills through social learning

Dr Kim Goodwin (Arts)

First years outdoors, with help from a Field Friend

Dr Lisa Godinho (Science), Dr Rebecca Hull (Science), Ms Eirene Carajias (Science), & Gordon Yau (Learning Environments)

Tutor and demonstrator professional development - Lessons from across the university

Ashlee Pearson, Valerie Cotronei-Baird, Gab Corbo-Perkin, Christopher Duffy

Virtual reality performance simulation to enhance tertiary music training.

Dr Margaret Osborne & Dr Solange Glasser (Faculty of Fine Arts and Music) & Ben Loveridge (Learning Environments)

12:40-1:05pm

The role of near peer-led simulation in Physiotherapy education: a mixed methods study

Associate Professor Catherine Granger (MDHS)

Employability skills: closing the gap between academia and industry through personalized student journey maps

Dr Eduardo Oliveira (Engineering & IT)

The mental health of international university students from China during the COVID-19 pandemic and the protective effect of social support: A longitudinal study

Ms Tianhui Ke (MDHS)

Innovative approaches to designing and delivering online activities for practical subjects

Mr Nathan Grieve (Faculty of Fine Arts and Music)

Media as Dialogue: Designing media that empowers academics to inspire students

Pru Burns, Jen Farrow, and Auyrn Ona (COO Portfolio)

1:10-2:05pm

Lunch

2:05-3.35pm

What does AI offer to teaching and learning in our University?

Chair: Professor Sally Male, Director, Teaching and Learning Lab (TLL), Faculty of Engineering and IT

Professor Eduard Hovy, Melbourne ConnectAssociate

Professor Thomas Cochrane, Melbourne Graduate School of Education

Associate Professor Kate Coleman, Melbourne Graduate School of Education

3:35-3:50pm

Summary and Closing Remarks 

Professor Jamie Evans, Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students and Education)

3:50-5:00pm

Networking Event (Drinks and Canapés 4pm-5pm – RSVP Essential) 

Ground Floor Atrium


Wednesday 7 June

8:30 – 9am

Registration - Ground Floor Atrium

9:15 – 9:30am

Welcome and Setting the Scene

Professor Sophie Arkoudis, Director, Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education

09:30-10:15am

Keynote: Supporting all students to thrive: How can we ensure inclusivity?

Professor Julie Willis, Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning

10:15-10:35am

Response to keynote and Q&A

Professor Sophie Arkoudis, Director, Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education

Concurrent Sessions
 

Room 1

Room 253

Room 2

Room 256

Room 3

Room 356

Room 4

Room 456

Room 5

Forum Theatre

10:40-11:10am

Authentic Learning Designs for ENVS10001 Natural Environments through FlexAP

Dr Alexis Pang & Beau Picking (Faculty of Science)

Supporting the transition of international students into the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine: a student co-creation project

Dr Laura Dooley (Faculty of Science)

Exploring collaborative co-learning models between consumers and health professionals

Dr Sathana Dushyanthen & Dr Kara Burns (MDHS)

Supporting our Teaching Specialists for their Career Progression

Dr Sarah Yang- Spencer, Associate Professor Antonette Mendoza, Dr Samantha Byrne, Dr Amy Hahs, Associate Professor Georgina Such & Associate Professor Wonsun Shin

Partnering in Design: FlexAP Online, Blended and Alternative Mode Delivery

Ms Annabel Orchard & Ms Catherine Manning (COO Portfolio)

11:10-11:45am

Morning tea

Ground Floor Atrium

Panel and Closing Sessions: Kathleen Fitzpatrick Theatre (B101)

11:45-1:15pm

Provocation Panel: How can we raise the value and improve the quality of teaching within the University?

Chair: Professor Elizabeth Molloy, Associate Dean (Learning And Teaching), Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

Professor Raoul Mulder, Melbourne Graduate School of Education

Associate Professor Antonette Mendoza, Education Specialist, Computing and information Technology

Rachel Lim, Mentor Leader & Doctor of Medicine student, Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

1:15-1:30pm

Summary and Closing Remarks
Professor Sophie Arkoudis, Director, Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education

1:30-2:30pm

Lunch - Ground Floor Atrium
*The conference will conclude after lunch. RSVP essential*

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