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6th LDHEN Symposium: Bournemouth University
"The Challenge of Learning Development"
6th and 7th April 2009

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The 2009 LDHEN Symposium

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Day 1    
 

Keynote Address - Dr Dennis Hayes
From flagellation to therapy: what are students learning today?

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Parallel Session 1: 13:15 - 14:15
 
 
1.1 Carol Elston, Maggie Boyle
What do students really think of web based resources? Can a web-based learning resource help to change practice?
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1.2 Louise Frith, Rachel Thapa Chetri
What’s the use of an e-portfolio? Retention/professional networking/student led curriculum development.
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1.3 Tamara O'Connor, Mark Matthews
The Use of Learning Technology to meet the challenges of increased demand and availability of a learning development service
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1.4 Peter Samuels
Developing students' academic literacy and mathematical self-efficacy through multi-media learning resources
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1.5 Warren Kidd
iLearn, iTrain, iTeach: Capturing the learners' voice with a view to using podcast recordings to better inform trainee teachers on initial teacher education programmes
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1.6 Emma Purnell, Megan Lawton
A little and often: unanticipated outcomes from an ePortfolio evaluation impacting on early identification of risk and non submission of work
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1.7 Sandra Sinfield
Attaching information to space: the development of a notemaking tool to enable students to reconceptualise ideas anywhere, anyplace, anytime.
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1.8 Amanda Tinker, Christine Cattermole, Gillian Byrne
Creating Learning Communities: Three Open Source Tools
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Parallel Session 2: 14:30 - 15:30
 
 
2.1 Jane Mullen, Jean Hatton
Perplexing identities
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2.2 Robert Blake, Jacqueline Pates
Embedding report writing workshops into an undergraduate Environmental Science module through a subject specialist and learning developer partnership
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2.3 Ed Foster
The Magic Resource Maker (the magic is that you make resources, we hope that they are 'magic' too, but can't guarantee it
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2.4 Richard Bailey
Academic staff perspectives on the efficacy of generic learning and study support provision
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2.5 Michelle Reid, Pauline Ridley
Visualising the future:  creating new paper-based resources
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2.6 Judy Cohen, Ania Bobrowicz
Enhancing student engagement with online resources: case study of using the Assignment Survival Kit (ASK) essay writing tool with first year undergraduate Multimedia Technology and Design Students
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2.7 Rebecca Bell
That's Writing Talk - A communities of practice approach to teaching and supporting student academic writing
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Parallel Session 3: 15:45 - 16:45
 
 
3.1 Lisa Clughen, Sandra Sinfield, Tom Burns
Building Student Writing communities: The Writers' Groups in the Disciplines (WGiD) Project at Nottingham Trent and London Met Universities
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3.2 Sarah McCarthy, Nel Boswood, Amanda Pocklington
From 'Hand Holding' to 'Leading a horse to water…'
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3.3 Christine Keenan, Ed Foster, Becka Currant
Sharing experiences of successful grant bidding: getting the dosh
 
SESSION CANCELLED
3.4 Bob Glass, Jill Griffiths
Using Web Technologies to teach students elements of Research Methods - Analyse This!!
SESSION CANCELLED
3.5 Catherine Mills
Preparing postgraduate learners for a writing mentor role: A learning development challenge
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3.6 Penny Burden, Helen Sterne, Tracey Armstrong
Are we waving or drowning??
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3.7 Christine Eastman, Kim Robinson
Embedding core study skills in Health and Social Care
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3.8 Anne-Kathrin Reck, Claire MacTavish
'Power to the people' - an investigation into the use of academic guidance resource materials for students with dyslexia

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Day 2    
  Keynote Address - Professor Alan Mortiboys
Using Emotional Intelligence in Learning Development- what does it mean for the tutor to use emotional intelligence in learning development, and why is it important?
 

Parallel Session 4: 11:30 - 12:30
 
 
4.1 Rebecca O'Rourke, Kathrin Kaufhold
21st Century Dissertations: Using a Web 2.0 environment to empower academic writing through social scaffolding
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4.2 Nadine Wills
The circle of fire: Facilitating cross-faculty teaching circles (both inside and outside of departments)
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4.3 Lynne Rutter
Theory' and 'practice' within HE professional education courses - integration of academic knowledge and experiential knowledge
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4.4 Sue Alston, Natalie Brown
Expectation of 'Glamorous' courses and the society of the spectacle
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4.5 Stephanie McKendry, Vic Boyd
Levelling the field: examining the learning development needs of late entry students
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4.6 Marcia Ody, William Carey
Demystifying Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS): What…? How…? Who...? Why...?
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4.7 Jackie Cawkwell, Phil Roddis
Effective and sustainable? Towards new models of learning development
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4.8 Janette Myers, Frances Gibson
The fragmented route to a whole institution approach. Reporting on a work in progress
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Parallel Session 5: 13:30 - 15:00
 
 
5.1 Caroline Cash, Kim Shahabudin, John Hilsdon
Building research practice in learning development
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5.2 Alison James, Rob Lakin
Framing the future: how fashion students are using pods, wikis and emotional awareness to reflect on their personal and professional development
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5.3 Jonathan Staal, Tom Burns, Sandra Sinfield, Terry Finnigan
Tell us About It' - diverse student voices in creative learning in practice
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5.4 Helen Shore, Sarah Baillie
Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) - Learning Support and Veterinary Medicine Working Together
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5.5 Tristram Hooley
The Roberts Agenda: Reimagining Learning Development for Research Postgraduates
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5.6 Mary Pillai, Melanie Petch
Setting up a Writing Support Service
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5.7 Nicola Langton
The Buck stops here. Where to draw the line with learning development?
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5.8 Steve Rooney, Stuart Johnson
Disciplinary Action: Working with subjects-departments to design and deliver academic skills training and resources.
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5.9 Alison Dickens, Kate Borthwick
Becoming an effective e-teacher: a training workshop and materials-authoring tool to support a pedagogic approach to the development of on-line resources
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5.10 Jan Sellers
A Quiet Mind: The Labyrinth as a Resource for Learning Development
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