Congratulations to our LNMRG members, Fellows, and HDR students who attended, and presented at ACEC2012, a prestigious biennial meeting of the Australian Council for Computers in Education and its State affiliates.
The topics were diverse including a study of gender differences in computer science enrolments, the use of videos in assessment feedback, and an insight into recent curriculum changes in the UK.
Dr Michael Henderson and four of his research students presented a total of six papers.
Shu-Hua Chao, PhD candidate
Dr Michael Henderson
Video feedback on student assessment: scarily personal, powerfully clear
Dr Michael Henderson
Michael Phillips, PhD candidate
Collaborative inquiry: building pre-service teachers’ capacity for ICT pedagogical integration
Dr Michael Henderson,
Milorad Cerovac,
Natalie Bellis,
Greg Lancaster
Teachers negotiation of a joint enterprise of integrating technology in a school CoP
Siti Nazuar Sailin, PhD candidate
Dr Michael Henderson
ELearning Coaches as Brokers of Practice Within and Across Schools
Pennie White, PhD candidate
Dr Michael Henderson
The role of community in teachers’ knowledge development
Mike Phillips, PhD candidate
Dr Neil Selwyn who is taking up a professorial post with Monash University in November, provided an engaging keynote: Schools and computers – so where now? A cautionary tale from the UK
Also, two of our LNMRG Fellows, Prof Geoff Romeo and Dr Donna Gronn, also presented a total of 5 papers (see the ACEC2012 site for full details).
