The University of Sydney
International Conference on Computers in Education seeks PC members to review 2/3 papers
Kate Thompson is looking for PC members to review 2/3 papers for the International Conference on Computers in Education (ICCE 2018) to be held at Bayanihan Center in Manila, Philippines on November 26-30, 2018.
CRLI have been awarded funding by the University’s Strategic Education Grants for the Sydney Research Seminars series 'Reimagining the future: Frontiers of learning innovation and research'.
Who better to give us insights into learning than our ‘expert’ learners – our students? This seminar series will involve undergraduate and postgraduate (coursework and research) students from various disciplines, together with academics, in a series of online discussions and face-to-face seminars that will lead to production of a bi-annual Sydney Learning Innovation and Research Horizon Report.
Neuroscience and Education wins a grant for a seminar series which will highlight the importance of empathy for professionals in education and medical settings.
It is with great pleasure that the Centre’s Neuroscience and Education SIG is able to announce a successful 2018 Strategic Education Grant application. The grant of $12,000 will support a project Investigating the social and neurobiological comodulators of learning and wellbeing. The Project Leader is Dr. Minkang Kim, with co-investigators Professor Ian Hickie and Professor Adam Guastella of the Brain and Mind Centre and Professor Philip Poronnik of the Sydney Medical School.
Seminar recording: Design for Computer Assisted Language learning with Susan Sun
This exploratory review brings together research that investigates computer-assisted language learning (CALL), and research in the field of learning design, paying particular attention to the theoretical frameworks and approaches of design for learning.
Congratulations to Judith Kay, Philip Poronnik and Irena Koprinska on their recent awards.
CRLI would like to commend Professor Judith Kay and Professor Philip Poronnik on being honoured with a Payne-Scott Professorial Distinction for their contributions to the University across all areas of leadership, teaching and research. The inaugural Payne-Scott Professorial Distinctions are a key component of the University's 2016-20 Strategic Plan and Culture strategy.
International visitors David Shaffer and Allison Littlejohn ran a fantastic workshop with us earlier this month called 'Professional knowledge, skills and identity'. Slides from their presentations are now provided.
