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Draft Program - June 2001

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WEDNESDAY 4 JULY
3.00pm - 7.00pm Registration
   7.30pm - 10.00pm
Conference Opening
MC: Prof. Gella Varnava-Skoura
7.30pm Welcome by University of Athens representative
7.50pm Opening Address
8.10pm Overview of Conference Themes
Mary Kalantzis
, Dean, Faculty of Education, Language and Community Services, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
8.40pm Plenary 1
George Tsiakalos,
Professor of Education, Department of Primary Education, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
The Promise of Pedagogy
9.00pm Plenary 2
Pippa Stein
, Department of Applied English Language Studies, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, and Denise Newfield, Department of English, Faculty of Arts, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
9.20pm Plenary 3
James Paul Gee
, Tashia Morgridge Chair in Reading, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA
9.40pm Performance


Wednesday 4 July

Thursday 5 July

Friday 6 July

Saturday 7 July

Sunday 8 July

 

THURSDAY 5 JULY
8.00-9.00 Registration
9.00-10.05 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 1 - THURSDAY 5 JULY
  9.00-9.30 (30min. Papers) GROUP 1 A 9.35-10.05 (30min. Papers) GROUP 1 B
RM 1 George S. Ypsilandis
ESP Teacher, University of Macedonia, Greece
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Computer and Teacher Role(s) in the Language Classroom
Eleni Karatzola
Linguist , Center for the Greek Language
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Family-School-Community: Redefining the Roles
RM 2 Haralambos Sakonidis, Hara Dafermou, Anna Klothou, Eleftheria Bassayianni, Despoina Nika
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Support Programs in Teaching and Learning : Towards Autonomous Learning in Nursery and Primary Education - Language and Mathematics
Dr Bessie Mitsikopoulou
Lecturer, School of Philosophy, Faculty of English Studies, University of Athens, Greece
Dr Angeliki Tzanne
Lecturer, School of Philosophy, Faculty of English Studies, University of Athens, Greece
Developing Academic Literacies Through Self-study Material
RM 3 Pat Grant
Lecturer, University of South Australia
Shaping New Kinds of Citizens: What Can We Learn from Analysing Historical English Curriculum Documents?
Professor John Duffy
Assistant Professor, Department of English, University of Notre Dame, USA
Primitives and Pencils: The Social Construct of "Preliteracy"
RM 4 Lucia Thesen
Coordinator, Language Development Gp, Academic Development Programme, Centre for Higher Education Development, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Cultural Capital and Metalanguage for Visual Literacy: a University Case Study
Dr MaryAnn Bin-Sallik
Dean of College, College of Indigenous Education and Research, University of South Australia, Australia
Combating Racism in the Professions: An Australian Case Study
RM 5 Dr Adonica Schultz Aune, Ph.D.
Adjunct Professor, University of Minnesota, Crookston, Center of Learning Foundations, USA
English Education and Communication Studies: Ambiguity in the International Aviation Airway
Raymond Mow-chiu Chan
Senior Instructor, Department of Education Studies, Faculty of Social Science, The Hong Kong Baptist University
Proposed Education Programme to Promote Cultural Harmonic Environment in Schools of Hong Kong
RM 6 Sister Lettedenghil Ogbamicael
Ph.D student, The University of Bristol, Graduate School of Education, England
Gender Difference in Learning Achievement in Eritrean Secondary Schools, with Emphasis on Science
Dr. Lourdes Diaz Soto
Professor of Education, College of Education, The Pennsylvania State University, Pennsylvania, USA
The Politics of English as a Colonial Language
RM 7 Juliet Perumal
Lecturer, Department of Education, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Demythologising the Metaphors We Teach By
Dr Helen Timperley
Senior Lecturer, School of Education, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Changing Teachers' Expectations About the Achievement of Low Income Children
RM 8 Dr. Agnes Quiñones
Education Consultant, Connecticut State Department of Education-Technical High Schools, Middletown, Connecticut, USA
Cognitive and Affecting Assessment of Teachers' Collaborative Literacy Curriculum Development Process
Helen Miller
Teacher, Yuendumu C.E.C, via Alice Springs, NT, Australia
Belinda Lloyd
Teacher Linguist, Yuendumu C.E.C, via Alice Springs, NT, Australia
Michael Harries
Principal, Yuendumu C.E.C, via Alice Springs, NT, Australia
Beyond the Dominant Paradigm
RM 9 Dr Elizabeth Warren
Senior Lecturer, Australian Catholic University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Janelle Young
Australian Catholic University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Literacy and Numeracy in the Home: Parents Supporting Children's Learning
Tim Shortis
Researcher: Interactive Education, Graduate School of Education, Bristol University, United Kingdom
'New Literacies' and Emerging Forms: Text Messaging on Mobile Phones
RM 10   Barbara Matthews
Senior Lecturer, Primary (Elementary) Teacher Education Auckland College of Education, New Zealand
The Future of the Past: Oral and Visual Literacy and the New Zealand Curriculum
RM 11

 

 

 
  9.00-10.00 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 1 C
RM 12 Maria Zografou-Tsantaki
Greece (English or Greek Language Presentation)
Literacy Activities in Preschool Education: New Approach and Reality
RM 13 Dr Pat Broadhead
Department of Educational Studies, University of York, North Yorkshire, England
Promoting Cooperative Play; Creating and Sustaining Contexts for Lifelong Sociability and Partnered Problem-solving
RM 14 Sue Muller
Director, The Learning Workshop Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia
Cathrena Mcrae
Director, The Learning Workshop Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia
Juggling Multiple Identities: Maximising The Learning Experiences of Remote Indigenous Soldiers
10.10-11.15 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 2 - THURSDAY 5 JULY
  10.10-10.40 (30min. Papers) GROUP 2 A 10.45-11.15 (30min. Papers) GROUP 2 B
RM 1 Andreas Brouzos,
Nikolaos Hatziorfanos
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Factors Facilitating and Constraining Learning in the University: Students Views
Gella Varnava-Skoura,
Dimitris Vergidis
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
RM 2 Dr Efthalia Konstantinidou
Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Preschool Education, School of Pedagogy of Florina, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Florina, Greece
Reconsidering the Constitution of School Historical Knowledge: The Greek History Schoolbooks as Texts of National Identity
Emmanouel Koliadis
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
RM 3 Dr Miguel Baptista Nunes
Lecturer, Department of Information Studies
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Maggie McPherson
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Networked Information Communication Literacy Skills (NICLS): New Learning Skills for E-Learning Environments
Dr Olusegun Sogunro
Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, Central Connecticut State University, Connecticut, USA
The Challenge of Developing Africa: The Implications of Educating African Illiterates
RM 4 Sally Hansen
Lecturer in Education, Arts and Languages Department, College of Education, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Boys and Writing: Reluctance? Reticence? or Rebellion?
Diane Hansford
Lecturer, School of Curriculum Studies, Faculty of Education, Health and Professional Studies, University of New England, New South Wales, Australia
Implementing Policies for Educational Disadvantage in Rural Australian Schools: Beyond Culturalist Frameworks
RM 5 Dr Melinda Schoenfeldt, Professor
Dr Linda Martin, Professor
Ball State University, Department of Elementary Education, Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana, USA
Study Abroad: Preparing Preservice Teachers for a Culturally Diverse Classroom
Professor Salome Schulze
Associate Professor, Department of Further Teacher Education, University of South Africa
Teaching Old Dogs new Tricks: New Ways of Learning for Teacher Education?
RM 6 Mark Stoney
Senior Lecturer, Justice & Business Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
Dr Sue Stoney
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business and Public Management, Edith Cowan, University, Western Australia
Legal Obligations When Using the Internet in Teaching and Learning
Sylvia Wilson
PhD Student, University of British Columbia, Faculty of Education/Dept of Curriculum Studies, Vancouver BC, Canada
Exploring Loss: A Visual Journey
RM 7 Dr Lorraine Frost
Professor, Faculty of Education, Nipissing University, Ontario, Canada
Test Bias and First Nations Students
Dr Craig Zimitat
Lecturer, Griffith Institute for Higher Education, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Students' Changing Perceptions of Teaching and Learning in the Transition from a Traditional to an Online Curriculum
RM 8 Professor Nic Lessing
Department of Business Management, Rand Afrikaans University, Auckland Park, South Africa
Case Method VS. Traditional Lecture Method: A Paradigm Shift
Dr Martyn Wild
Director, We-B Research Centre, Management Information Systems, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
The 10 myths of Online Education
RM 9 Dr Annette Baturo
Lecturer in Mathematics Education, Centre for Mathematics and Science Education
Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Middle School Students' Acquisition of the Multiplicative Relationship Between Place Value Positions in the Decimal Number System
Alec Couros
Coordinator of Instructional Technologies, Faculty of Education, University of Regina, Canada
Preparing Teachers for the Information Age: Challenges of Faculty and Instructors in a Preservice Teacher Education Program
RM 10 David Lloyd
Lecturer, School of Education, University of South Australia
The Use of a Guided Fantasy to Explore Student Expectations of Futures
Veronica Volkoff
Co-Director, Post Compulsory Education and Training Research Centre, Faculty of Education, Language and Community Services, RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Jane Perry
Vocational Education and Training Programs, Australia
Learning on the Road: Building Expertise for Work in Globalised Contexts
RM 11

 

 

 
  10.10-11.10 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 2 C
RM 12 Eleni Hodolidou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Young Readers'Cyberkids: from the World of Books into the World of Media, Rock, Comics and Internet
RM 13 Professor Margaret McNamara
Co-Director Reading and Literacy Program, Bank Street College of Education, New York, USA
Professor Rena Rice
Coordinator of Training, Institute for Child Care Continuum, Bank Street College of Education, New York, USA
" Read Me a Story, Please!": The Role of Parents, Guardians and Caregivers in Children's Literacy Development
RM 14 Mary Sherwood
SNSS Support, NSW Childcare Inclusion Support Service, New South Wales, Australia
Tessy Panta
Coordinator, Fairfield Children's Resource and Support Service
Benefits of Inclusion: The Winners and Losers!
11.15-11.45 MORNING TEA
11.45-12.50 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 3 - THURSDAY 5 JULY
  11.45-12.15 (30min. Papers) GROUP 3 A 12.20-12.50 (30min. Papers) GROUP 3 B
RM 1 Chrysavgi Manthou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Adults Literacy as Life Experience
Foteini Fragoulidou
Greece (English Language Presentation)
How Sites Designed by Children and Sites Designed by Adults Address Children's Ideas about Childhood and Education
RM 2 Dr Dimitris Koutsogiannis
Researcher, Centre for the Greek Language, Thessaloniki, Greece
Computer Literacy in its Cultural Context
Dr Athanasios Kontaxis
Teacher, Information Manager, Knowsys AE, TEE AG. Paraskevis, Athens, Greece
The Adoption of Internet at Work: The Case of Greek Engineers
RM 3 Angelina Weenie
Lecturer, Department of Indian Education, Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, Canada
A Study of Resiliency in First Nations' Post-Secondary Education Students
Deborah Soccio
Program Manager, Program of Adult Basic Education, Victoria University, Victoria, Australia
Flexible Delivery and the Adult Basic Education Learner
RM 4 Dr Christina Argyropoulou
Symboulos P.I., Paidagogical Institute, Athens, Greece
H Didaskalia Ths Logotexnias Sthn Epoxh Ths Pagosmiopoihshs/ Teaching Literature in the Age of Globalisation
Sharon Rich
Associate Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
Adele Woolfe
Faculty of Education, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
From a Distance: Creating Virtual Learning Communities
RM 5 Dr Clifford Da Costa
Senior Lecturer, Department of Statistics & Operations Research, Faculty of Applied Science, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Victoria, Australia
An Integrated Multimedia Approach to Learning a Statistical Topic Called One-Way Analysis of Variance in Nursing Research
Dr Mohammed Sani Bin Ibrahim
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, National University of Malaysia, National University of Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia
Reinventing the Management of Homework in Schools Towards Improving Pupils' Academic Achievement
RM 6 Eela Govender
Principal, North West Community College Inc, New South Wales, Australia
Learning and Empowerment for an Educative Workplace
Phil Nanlohy
University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Engagement in an On-line Learning Community
RM 7 Dr Lida Triantafillidou
Research Associate, Center of Intercultural Education, University of Athens, Greece
Immigrant Students in the Greek School System
Dr Stefan Neubert
Department of Pedagogy, University of Cologne
The Ethnocentric View: Constructivism and the Practice of Intercultural Discourse
RM 8 Dr Robert DeHaan
Professor, Health Science Guides Program, Department of Cell Biology, Emory University, Georgia, USA
An Interactive Adventure Game in Brain Biology for Teenagers
Alice Armenopoulos
Assistant Student Services, Footscray City College, Melbourne, Australia
Maria Pettas
Assistant Middle School Co-ordinator, Footscray City College, Melbourne, Australia
Vicki Tentzoglidis
Assistant Junior School Co-ordinator, Footscray City College, Melbourne, Australia
Nurturing Challenging Students in an Urban School
RM 9 Paul Lucas
Lecturer, School of Information Systems, Curtin University of Technology,
A survey of Learning Styles in an Intra and International context
Jessica Smith
Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Presenting for Maureen Wilson
Community Participation in Curriculum Design: A Central American Experience
RM 10 Dr Gwendolyn Sands
Deputy Principal, Sunshine Beach State School, Queensland, Australia
Building Capacity for Improving Student Outcomes Through Sustainable Leadership-In-Process
Bernice Melville
Project Officer, RCVET, Faculty of Education, University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The Formation of In-Depth Interviewers as Socio/Culturally Sensitive Beings
   11.45-12.45 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 3 C
RM 11 Dr Heather Fehring
Senior Lecturer, School and Early Childhood Education Department, Faculty of Education, Language and Community Services, RMIT, Victoria, Australia
Professor Marie Emmitt
Head, School of Social and Cultural Studies in Education, Deakin University Australia
Global Postgraduates: The Changing Nature of Postgraduate Supervision
RM 12 Anna Iordanidou, Kalliopi Kyrdi, Kostas Magos, Maria Poulopoulou
Greece (English Language Presentation)
"With Ahmet and Angela, from Alpha to Omega" The New Books for Teaching Greek as a Second Language to Muslim Minority Schools of Thrace
RM 13 Dr Kathleen O'Reilly-Scanlon
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Still on Our Mind: A Workshop on Memory-work and Self-study
RM 14 Kay Boulden
Manager, Partners for Success Strategy, Education Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Denise Turnbull
Literacy Project Officer, Partners for Success Strategy, Education Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
School-community Partnerships: New Learning for New Times
12.50-1.55 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 4 - THURSDAY 5 JULY
  12.50-1.20 (30min. Papers) GROUP 4 A 1.25-1.55 (30min. Papers) GROUP 4 B
RM 1 Evangelos Intzidis
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Lifelong Learning: Rethinking the Basic Skills in Adult Education
Maria Papadopoulou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Multimodality as an Access to Writing for Pre-School Children
RM 2 Associate Professor Kuldip Kaur
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The Plan is Mightier than the Rod: Teacher Trainees' Characterization of Literacy and Values Education
Dr Helen R. Abadiano
Associate Professor, Department of Reading and Language Arts, Central Connecticut State University, USA
Dr Catherine Kurkjian
Associate Professor, Department of Reading and Language Arts, Central Connecticut State University, USA
Computer-Based Text Analysis: An Alternative to Qualitative Discourse Analysis?
RM 3 Dr Jo Milne-Home
Lecturer, School of Lifelong Learning & Educational Change, University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Revisiting the Work of Vera Rubins and Marissa Zavalloni in Trinidad and Tobago: 30 Years On
Peter Mak
Lecturer, Department of Creative Arts, The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
Learning to Write in a Foreign Language: Some of the Often Ignored but Crucial Processes
RM 4 Dr Mary Kay Rummel
Associate Professor, Department of Education, University of Minnesota, Duluth, U.S.A
Elizabeth Quintero
Associate Professor, Department of Education, University of Minnesota, Duluth, U.S.
Critical Literacy and Global Borderland Communities
Megan Pattrick-Rolf
Lecturer, The Unaipon School, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia
Transcending the Physical - Exploring Learning and Teaching Partnerships with Flexible / Distance Students
RM 5 Maryann Brown
Lecturer, School of Education, University of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Virtual Mentoring - A Story of a New Way of Learning
Dr Sandra Reid
JI Division Chair, Faculty of Education, Nipissing University, Ontario, Canada
Music: An Old Discipline and a New 'Basic'
RM 6 Professor Michael Peters
Research Professor, School of Education, University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Globalisation and the Knowledge Economy: Implications for Education Policy
Jenny Wajsenberg
Campus Principal, Wesley College, Victoria, Australia
But Will the Horse Drink? Inherent Leadership Dilemmas in Empowering Teachers
RM 7 Tim Walker
Drama Teacher, Lynwood Senior High School, Perth, Western Australia
2001: A Cyberspace Odyssey - A Return to New Territory
Kathy Broadley
Senior Lecturer, Learning and Teaching Department, College of Education, Massey University, New Zealand
Guy Broadley
Senior Lecturer, Learning and Teaching Department, College of Education, Massey University, New Zealand
Distance Learners and the New Educational Technologies: Promise and Practice
RM 8 Eliane Rubinstein-Avila
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. of Teaching & Teacher Education, College of Education, University of Arizona, USA
Literacy Practices Among Latino Immigrant Students in the U.S. at the Cusp of a New Millennium
Dr Wilma Vialle
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Education, University of Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Profiles of Effective Teachers
RM 9 Lillian Holt
Director, Centre for Indigenous Education, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Honouring the Holistic through Humour, Honesty, Humanity and Heresy!
Karimah Adisa Thomas
Lecturer, Secondary Education, San Francisco State University, San Francisco, USA
Perceptions of Diversity Among On-Campus Undergraduate Students, Undergraduate Faculty and Administrators in Higher Education
RM 10 Marianne Grey
Lecturer, Higher Education School of Business, Swinburne University of Technology, Victoria, Australia
Breaching the Wall: Posters as a Pathway to Cultural Literacy
 
  12.50-1.50 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 4 C
RM 11 Professor Eileen Westerman
Clinical Instructor, Department of Curriculum & Instruction, College of Education, University of Houston, Texas, USA
Teaching New Teachers: The Use of Critical Thinking in Performance Assessment
RM 11 Dr. Maria Tzevelekou, Stefanos Paschalis, Vichy Chondroyianni
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Computer Assisted Second Language Learning: A Multimedia Interactive Environment for Teaching Greek as a Second Language
RM 13 Leonie Arthur
Lecturer, School of Education and Early Childhood Studies, College of Arts, Education and Social Sciences, University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Popular Culture, Critical Literacy and Young Children
RM 14 Dr Kieran Egan
Professor, Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Dr Geoffrey Madoc-Jones
Professor, Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Dr Jean Warburton
Executive. Assistant, Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University, Canada
Roles of Imagination in Learning
2.00pm LUNCH
2.00-3.30 Garden Conversations
1. Mary Kalantzis
2. George Tsiakalos
3. Pippa Stein and Denise Newfield
4. James Paul Gee
3.30 Afternoon Tea
  Afternoon: Free
7.30 - 10.00pm

Plenary Session

MC: Prof. Mary Kalantzis

7.30 pm Plenary
1 Gunther Kress, Professor of Education, Institute of Education, University of London, UK7.50 - Plenary
2 Warren Crichlow, Professor of Education, York University, Toronto, Canada  8.10 - Plenary
3 Vasilis Koulaidis, Professor of Natural Science, Department of Primary Education University of Patras, and Vice President of the Center for Educational ResearchTowards a Framework for School Textbook Analysis8.30 - Plenary
4 Sarah Michaels, Professor of Education, and Richard Sohmer Jacob Hiatt Center for Urban Education, Clark University, Massachusetts, USA, "A Page So Big No One Can Fall Off": Intersubjectivity and Apprenticeship in an After-School Science Program for At-Risk Middle School Students 8.50 - Plenary
5 Donaldo Macedo, Professor of English, University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA, The Ideological Construction of Language and Culture

   9.10 pm Performance


Wednesday 4 July

Thursday 5 July

Friday 6 July

Saturday 7 July

Sunday 8 July

 

FRIDAY 6 JULY
8.00-9.00 Registration
9.00-10.05 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 5 - FRIDAY 6 JULY
  9.00-9.30 (30min. Papers) GROUP 5 A 9.35-10.05 (30min. Papers) GROUP 5 B
RM 1 Anastasia Vlachou
Lefkothea Kortassidou
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Inclusive learning Initiatives: From Policy to School Implementation
Hara Dafermou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Learning Before Teaching and the Repulsion of Learning in School: The Case of Reading and Writing
RM 2 Patrizia Fattor
Education Support Services Coordinator, Parade College, Victoria, Australia
Literacy for the Boys
Patrizia Fattor is the Coordinator of Educational Support Services at Parade
Fotini Kossyvaki
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Teaching and Learning in the Current School Reality: Perceptions and Practices of Teachers
RM 3 Dr Lance Bedwell
Professor, Coastal Carolina University, USA
Dr Gilbert Hunt
Interim Dean, Coastal Carolina University, USA
Standards-Based Educational Reform
Mohd Azul Mohamad Salleh
Lecturer, Faculty of Information Technology, Universiti Tun Abdul Razak, Selangor, Malaysia
Multimedia Presentation System (MPS) Support for Learning and Teaching in Virtual Environment
RM 4 Professor Tom J Cooper
Head of School, Centre of Mathematics and Science Education, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Dr Annette R Baturo
Centre for Mathematics and Science Education, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Comparing Concrete and Virtual Materials with Respect to Mathematics Learning
Professor Ansie Lessing
Professor, Department Educational Studies, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa
Tanya Holz
Psychologist at a remedial school
Aid to the Teacher to Cope With the Attention Deficit Learner in the New Inclusive Education Set Up in South Africa
RM 5 Lesley Emanuel
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
A Multiliteracies Project: Designing Enterprising Futures
Dr Jean Searle
Senior Lecturer, School of Vocational, Technology & Arts Education, Faculty of Education, Griffith University, Queensland, Australia
Constructing Literacies in the New Work Order
RM 6 Master in Human Sciences Cecilia Silva
Teacher of Language, Department of Educational System Technology, School of Graduates, Faculty of Human Sciences, Osaka University, Japan
Elicitation of Powerful Concepts in the Framework of Media Literacy
Paul Hansen
Senior Lecturer, Massey University College of Education, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Going Potty - A Case Study
RM 7 Rob McPhee
Lecturer, Centre for Aboriginal Studies, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia
Roz Walker
Curtin Indigenous Research Centre, Centre for Aboriginal Studies, Perth, Western Australia
Citizens for a New World: Education for Negotiating and Transforming Social Realities
Dr Carolyn Mathews
Researcher, University of South Australia, School of Education, South Australia
Pat Grant

University of South Australia, School of Education, South Australia
What Constitutes Effective Professional Development for Literacy Teachers?
RM 8 Dr Consuella Lewis
Assistant Professor, Rowan University, Educational Leadership Department, New Jersey, UK
James Coaxum, III Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Rowan University, Educational Leadership Department, New Jersey, UK
New Constructions of Leadership for Higher Education Organizations
Dr Nicholas Faraclas
Senior Lecturer, University of Papua New Guinea
From Alpha to Omega: Subverting Fundamentalist Education Reforms to Create New Pedagogies for Resistance in Papua New Guinea
RM 9 Professor Michael Singh
Head of Department, Department of Language & International Studies RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
Multilingual Applications and Possibilities with Digital Technology: Retooling Human Interaction, Knowledge Production and Reflection
Harold Beck
Curriculum Coordinator, Bright P-12 College, Victoria, Australia
Videoconferencing: The Road to Nhill
RM 10 Gloria Tang
Associate Professor, Department of Language and Literacy Education, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
On-line Graduate Courses: ESL Students' Perception
Mr Mogami Phil Rakgokong
South Africa
A Comparative Study of Literacy between Boys and Girls of South Africa
  9.00-10.00 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 5 C
RM 11 Laura Brearley
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, Language and Community Services, RMIT University, Victoria, Australia
An Invitation to Engage with Creative Forms of Data Representation
RM 12 Kostas Chrysafidis
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Project Method in Early Childhood Education
RM 13 Dr Marion Porath
Professor, Faculty of Education, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Dr Judy Lupart
Professor The University of Calgary, Canada
Dr Lorraine Wilgosh
Professor, The University of Alberta, Canada
Shaping Personal Identity: The Roles of Gender, Competence, and Social Context
RM 14 Dr Dorothy Andrews
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Re-imaging Schools: New Ways of Working in Schools of the Future
10.10-11.15 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 6 - FRIDAY 6 JULY
  10.10-10.40 (30min. Papers) GROUP 6 A 10.45-11.15 (30min. Papers) GROUP 6 B
RM 1 Lida Triantafillidou,
Spyridoula Varlokosta
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Immigrant Students in the Greek School System
Sophia Vouri
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
RM 2 Vanessa Li
Lecturer, Department of Creative Arts, The Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
An Experimental Study on the Effects of Art Appreciation on Chinese Writing Ability in Primary 3 Pupils in Hong Kong
Maria Karnezou
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Education in Science and Technology Museums: Teachers' Practices
RM 3 Dr Richard Hartnett
Professor, Higher Education Administration, West Virginia University, USA
The Future of the American University and the Changing Nature of Work in Higher Education
Dr Halia Silins
Associate Professor, School of Education, Flinders University, South Australia
Professor Bill Mulford
Faculty of Education, University of Tasmania, Australia
Reframing Schools: The Case for System, Teacher and Student Learning
RM 4 Pinky Makoe
Lecturer, University of the Witwatersrand, Department of Applied English Language Studies, (Wits Multiliteracies Research Project), South Africa
"Newsstories": Children's Storytelling Practices in Post-apartheid South Africa
Keith Bishop
Department of Education, University of Bath, United Kingdom
Sue Martin
Department of Education, University of Bath, United Kingdom
The Influence of Assessment on the Development of Transferable Skills in Formal Assessment: Is a Schizoid Outcome Inevitable?
RM 5 Mona El-Ayoubi
Lecturer, Faculty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Northern Territory University, Australia
Cultural Studies in the Virtual World of Learning
Dr Rob McCormack
Senior Lecturer, Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education, Northern Territory, Australia
Back to the 3R's: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric
RM 6 Dr Jack Cole
Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins University School for Business and Professional Studies, Maryland, USA
Learning in the Workplace and Classroom - There's No Choice Anymore (It's Both Ways)
Dr Barbara Palmer
Professor, Reading and Language Arts, Department of Educational Theory and Practice, Florida State University, Florida, USA
Regan Rancourt
Doctoral Candidate, Florida State University, Florida, USA
The Effects of Direct Instruction with Ongoing Scaffolding for Web-Page Development on Writing Performance and Reading Ability with Upper-Elementary School Children
RM 7 Dr Don Collins
Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dr Heather Coleman
Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Transfer of Learning
Barbara Toepfer
Deputy of the Institute, Schulberatungsstelle Globales Lernen in der Einen Welt Pädagogisches Institut Falkenstein Hessisches Landesinstitut für Pädagogik, Germany
Learning and Acting in a Worldwide Economic and Social Context: Global Learning in Vocational Training and Adult Education
RM 8 Dr Cherie Swanepoel
Senior Lecturer University of Pretoria, South Africa
The Use of the Metaphor as Therapeutic Aid with Learners Experiencing Communication Problems
Gray Clayton
Senior Lecturer, School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
The Presentation Project: Developing Competencies for Learning for the Future
RM 9 Vicki Watson
Head of Special Education, St. Columba's College, Essendon, Victoria, Australia
Marilyn Kairouz
St. Columba's College, Essendon, Victoria, Australia
Student Learning and Information Processing in the Knowledge Age: Can Strategic Teaching Heighten Metacognitive Awareness and the Application of Thinking Skills?
Kathy Lynch
Lecturer, Faculty of Information Technology, School of Information Management & Systems, Monash University, Victoria, Australia
Helen Warnod
Camberwell Primary School, Victoria, Australia
Gardner/Blooms. A Matrix in Practice
RM 10 Dr Adams Bodomo
Assistant Professor, Department of Linguistics, University of Hong Kong
Carmen Lee
M.Phil Student, Department of Linguistics, University of Hong Kong
Changing Forms of Language and Literacy in the Information Age
 
  10.10-11.10 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 6 C
RM 11 Julian Silverman
Department of Social and Community Services, RMIT University, Victoria, Australia
Community Development, Education and Globalisation
RM 12 Kalliroi Papadopoulou: Presenter. E. Layiou-Lignos, C. Dimitrakaki, J. Tsiantis, Th. Dragonas, E. Athanasiadou, M. Matsouka, E. Stavrou: Co-authors.
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Training in Primary Prevention and Children's Mental Health Promotion: Development of New Skills to Respond to Community Needs
RM 13

 

     

RM 14 Maria Chakalakis
Principal, The Gap State School, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Christine Wheeler
Deputy Principal, Marsden State School, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Collaborative Partnerships to Support New Learnings
11.15-11.45 MORNING TEA
11.45-12.50 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 7 - FRIDAY 6 JULY
  11.45-12.15 (30min. Papers) GROUP 7 A 12.20-12.50 (30min. Papers) GROUP 7 B
RM 1 Paraskevi Golia,
Eleni Zygouri,
Anastasia Tsoleridou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
The Use of New Technologies in Oral Hygiene Education 30min. Paper
Dr Helen Katsarou
Researcher, Evaluation Department - Pedagogical Institute of Athens
(Greek Language Presentation)
Project on Internal Evaluation and Planning at the School Unit: A Contribution to the Professional Development of the Teacher
RM 2 Dr John Hedgcock
Associate Professor, Monterey Institute of International Studies, USA
Disciplinary Knowledge and the New Teacher: Toward a Socioliterate Approach to Teacher Education
Dr Maria Nikolakaki
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Numeracy as Social Knowledge in the 21st Century
RM 3 Dr Mahzan Arshad
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, University Malaya, Malaysia
Pedagogy for Marginalized Children to Learning Malay Language
Gayle Morris
Program Coordinator, Faculty of Further Education, Northern Melbourne Institute of Technical and Further Education, Victoria, Australia
Scratching the Surface: Embodiment, Identity and Adult Literacy
RM 4 Dr Molly Travers
Senior Lecturer, Institute for Education, La Trobe University, Victoria, Australia
Training Graduate Primary Teachers in 6 Months: Can it be Done?
Dr Denice Goodrich-Liley
Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, Boise State University, Idaho, USA
Weaving Meaning in our Lives Through Story
RM 5 Dr Tang Kwok-chun
Assistant Professor, Department of Education Studies, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
Introducing Philosophical Understanding to Secondary Mathematics Teachers: A Hong Kong Episode
Hazel Parkins
Senior Education Officer, Department of Education Queensland, Australia
The Role of Workplacements in Preparing Students in their Transition from School to Work
RM 6 Anne Davidson
Principal, Footscray City College, Victoria, Australia
Christos Tsiatis
Moreland City College-LOTE Coordinator, Victoria, Australia
Practising Multiculturalism in Schools- an Australian Perspective
Janet Baldwin
Senior Academic Staff Member, School of Teacher Education, Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology, New Zealand
Equity and Ownership through Collaboration in the Classroom
RM 7 Dr Panos Seranis
Research Associate, School of Education, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Revitalising the Learning of Latin: The Recontextualisation of Literacy Skills Online
Dr Jim Jose
Student Facilitator Study Skills, Equity & Student Access, Northern Territory University, Australia
Developing Study Skills Online
RM 8 Dr Deborah L. Lowther
Associate Professor, College of Education Instructional Design and Technology, University of Memphis, USA
Using the Basics to Achieve Exceptional Learning
Dr Rachel Williams
Assistant Professor, University of Iowa, Art Education Department, Iowa City, USA
An Experiment in Translation between Visual, Written, and Verbal text in a Women's Prison: Building The House of Bernada Alba
RM 9 Pat Johnson & Sigrid Herring
Teacher (TAFE) & Community Services Consultant, Nirimba College of TAFE, Crystal Phoenix (Community Services Consultant) and student with RMIT (M.Ed - by Research project)
Education and Opportunities - There Are Many Other Ways!!
Dr Carol Reid
Lecturer, School of Education and Early Childhood Studies, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Science, University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Mr Chips or Microchips?
RM 10 Dr. Georgia Zafeiriou
Researcher, Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Miguel Baptista Nunes, MSc, PhD
Lecturer, Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Students' Perceptions of Leader's Roles and Tasks during Collaborative Learning Activities: Impact on the Design of Online Collaborative Learning Environments
 
  11.45-12.45 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 7 C
RM 11 Dr Carolyn Jackson
Lecturer, Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University, United Kingdom
Dr Penny Tinkler
Department of Sociology, University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Learning to be Examined: The British PhD Examination Process
RM 12 Mary Jane McNeil
Principal, Safety Bay Senior High School, Western Australia
Christina Kemp
Safety Bay Senior High School, Western Australia
Peter Klifunis
Safety Bay Senior High School, Western Australia
Old Disciplines and the New Basics: Redesigning a Traditional Western Australian High School for New Learning
RM 13 Dr Avery Calhoun
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dr Frank McGrath
Director, Hillhurst Counselling Centre, Alberta, Canada
Narrative Pedagogy: Uncovering Alternatives to Violence
RM 14 Rosa Garcia
Education Officer, Migration Museum, Adelaide, South Australia
The Impact of European Settlement on the Aboriginal Peoples of South Australia
12.50-1.55 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 8 - FRIDAY 6 JULY
  12.50-1.20 (30min. Papers) GROUP 8 A 1.25-1.55 (30min. Papers) GROUP 8 B
RM 1 Michalis Papoutsidis,
Petros Kariotoglou
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Learning in Science and Technology Museums: Expectations and Outcomes from School Visits at the Technology Museum of Thessaloniki
Anna Iordanidou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
RM 2 Dr Gayla Rogers
Dean and Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dr Heather Coleman
Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
The Promise of Portfolios in Professional Education
Bernard Holkner
Senior Lecturer, Monash University, Faculty of Education, Victoria, Australia
Synchronous Communications Tools to Support Learning
RM 3 Dr Faridah Karim
Lecturer, Faculty of Education, National University Of Malaysia, Selangor, Malaysia
Basic Economics Education in Secondary Schools for the Millennium: Pedagogical Challenges - The Malaysian Case
Dr Ana Carla Migueis Amaro
PhD Student, Department of Didactics and Educational Technology
University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal
Storytelling, Technology and Children's Literacy Development
RM 4 Dr Wally Moroz
Senior lecturer, School of Education, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
Boys Will be Boys - Implications of Students' Perceptions of their Learning Environment
Dr Avery Calhoun
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Social Work Pedagogy for a Globalizing World
RM 5 Dr Shirley Leali
Associate Professor, Weber State University, USA
Developing Elementary Math and Science Mentors to Provide Quality Field Experiences for Prospective Elementary Math and Science Teachers
Dr Sue Stoney
Senior Lecturer, School of Management Information Systems, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
Mark Stoney
Senior Lecturer, Justice & Business Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
Promoting Student Centred Discussion in an On-line Learning Environment
RM 6 Janet Gregory
Lecturer, School of Business, Swinburne University of Technology, Victoria, Australia
Managing Culturally Diverse Small Groups at University
Maria Gravani
PhD Student, Graduate School of Education, Centre for Professional Learning and Development, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
"New Teaching" for "New Teachers": A study of Teachers' Experiences of a "New" In-service Training Programme for Teacher Development
RM 7 Marilyn Kell
Student, University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Working and Learning Through the Literacy Barrier
Athena Vass
VET Careers Co-ordinator, Dept. of Education, Employment and Training Victoria, Keilor Downs College, Victoria, Australia
What do Secondary Educators Need to do to Address and Resolve the Vocational and Educational Needs of Adolescent Students?
RM 8 Sarjit Kaur
Lecturer, English Studies Section, School of Humanities, Universiti Sains Malaysia
Applying Andragogical Principles to Teach Students in Higher Education
Phillip Olson
Associate Professor, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, USA
Dr Jennifer Olson
College of Business, University of Idaho, College of Education, Moscow, USA
Learning Teamwork Skills: How, When, and Where?
RM 9 Allan Morgan
Principal Education Officer - Performance Measurement, Education Queensland, Fraser Cooloola Education District, Australia
Re-Igniting the Spark: A Framework and Processes for Engaging Teachers in Authentic Professional Learning
Professor Trevor Cairney
Director, Centre for Regional Research & Innovation (CRRI), University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The role of Education in the Development of Communities of Learners: Laying the foundation for Knowledge-based Economies
RM 10

 

  

 
RM 11

 

 

 
  12.50-1.50 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 8 C
RM 12 Sheila Narsee
Senior Lecturer, Department of Communication, M.L. Sultan Technikon, Durban, South Africa
Developing Problem-Solving Skills Through the Group Discussion Project within a South African Tertiary, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Classroom
RM 13 Shane Williams
Director, Student Services, Queensland, Australia
Racism. No Way! An Innovation in Australian to Combating Racism in Australian Schools
RM 14 Theresa Reagan
Graduate School Instructor and Reading Clinics Director, Western Michigan University, USA
Reinventing Classroom Word Study Assessment Tools
2.00pm LUNCH
2.00 - 3.30pm Garden Conversations
1. Gunther Kress
2. Warren Crichlow
3. Vasilis Koulaidis
4. Sarah Michaels and Richard Sohmer
5. Donaldo Macedo
3.30 Afternoon Tea
  Afternoon: Free
7.30 - 10.00pm

Plenary Session
MC: Prof. Gella Varnava-Skoura

7.30 - Plenary
1 Bessie Dendrinos, Professor of Sociology of Language and Foreign Language Education, Department of English Language and Literature, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, The Marketisation of Counterdiscourses of English as a Global(ising) Language 7.50 - Plenary
2 Jim Cummins, Professor of Curriculum and Teaching, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Toronto, Canada8.10 - Plenary
3 Kris Gutierrez, Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, University of California Los Angeles, California, USA8.30 - Plenary
4 Martin Nakata, Director of the Aboriginal Research Institute, University of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia 8.50 - Plenary
5 Ambigapathy Pandian, Associate Professor, School of Humanities, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia New Literacies for New Persons in the New Times

  9.10 - Performance


Wednesday 4 July

Thursday 5 July

Friday 6 July

Saturday 7 July

Sunday 8 July

 

SATURDAY 7 JULY
8.00-9.00 Registration, AKSS main building entrance
9.00-10.05 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 9 - SATURDAY 7 JULY
  9.00-9.30 (30min. Papers) GROUP 9 A 9.35-10.05 (30min. Papers) GROUP 9 B
RM 1 Anna Tsatsaroni
Assistant Professor, Department of Early Childhood Education, University of Patras
A. Falaga, K. Ravanis
University of Patras
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Science Learning in Preschool Classrooms: A Sociological Approach
Assistant Professor Angela Yiannicopoulou
Aegean University, Department of Preschool Education, Rhodes, Greece
When the Word Meets the Picture: The Semiotics of Written text in Children's Picture Books
RM 2 Dr Nobuhiko Fujihara
Research Associate, Research Center for School Education, Naruto University of Education, Tokushima, Japan
Dr Machiko Sannomiya
Professor, Research Center for School Education, Naruto University of Education, Tokushima, Japan
Student's Personal Traits and Effectiveness of Computer-Mediated Communication in Learning
Dr Lamont Lyons
Professor, Department of Foundations, Technology and Secondary Education, Boise State University, Idaho, USA
Creating the World Anew: How Zorba and Annie Can Change Schools and the World
RM 3 Rae Clayton
ICT Adviser, School Support Services, School of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
Connected Communities: Internet Projects Based on Purposeful Learning
Professor Paul Hager
Professor of Education, Faculty of Education, University of Technology, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The Role of Judgement in Learning
RM 4 Cathie Harrison
Lecturer, Early Childhood Education, University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The Young Gifted Child and The Search For Complexity and Connection
Carolyn Broadbent
Lecturer, Australian Catholic University School of Education, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Promoting the Professional Growth of Pre-Service Teachers Through Community-Based Learning
RM 5 Dr Judy Higbee
Assistant Professor, Southern Utah University, USA
Wanda Hewes
MSW,LCSW, retired
A Win-Win Model for Lifelong Learning in Retirement
Dr Julita Hernández
Full time Tenure Professor, Academic Division of Arts and Education, Juárez Autonomous University of Mexico, Tabasco, Mexico
A Cross Cultural Longitudinal Study of the Relationship Between Mothers' Cultural Values and Creativity in Children and Adolescents
RM 6 Associate Professor Robyn Lines
Director of Teaching Quality, Educational Services Group, RMIT Business Faculty, RMIT University, Victoria, Australia
Capabilities as a Framework for Program Design: Reflections on the Design of a Bachelor of Commerce
Dr Noor Shakirah Mat Akhir
Lecturer, School of Humanities, University Science of Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
The Purpose of Education: Rethinking
RM 7 Dr Machiko Sannomiya
Professor, Research Center for School Education, Naruto University of Education, Tokushima, Japan
Yasuhiko Mori
Curriculum Coordinator, Tomiokanisi Primary School, Tokushima, Japan
New Learning Course on How to Think: To Make Learners' Thoughts Critical and Creative
Dr David Gurr
Lecturer, Department of Education Policy and Management, Faculty of Education, The University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
School Accountability and Organisational Learning
RM 8 Donna Phillips Ryan
Education Queensland
Owning the Initiative: A Small Primary School's Implementation of Site-based 'New Learning' Processes Through an ICT Strategic Initiative Grant
Katina Zammit
Lecturer, School of Education and Early Childhood Studies, College of Arts, Education and Social Sciences, University of Western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Genres in Hypermedia: What Are They? What Do They Look Like?
RM 9 Dr Timothy Blair
Professor and Head of Literacy Area, Department of Instructional Programs and Educational Leadership, College of Education, University of Central Florida, USA
Dr Vicky Zygouris-Coe
Assistant Professor, Literacy Area, University of Central Florida, USA
Balanced Literacy Programs in the Elementary Schools
Andrew François
Lead Web Designer, The Institute for Interactive Media and Learning, The University of Technology, New South Wales, Australia
Anne Bamford
Lecturer, The Institute for Interactive Media and Learning, The University of Technology, New South Wales, Australia
Generating Meaning and Visualising Ourselves: Graphic Symbolism and the Interactive Online Cartoon
RM 10 Renata Phelps
Southern Cross University, Australia
Capability versus Competency in Information Technology Education: Challenging the Learning Context for Lifelong Technological Literacy
 
  9.00-10.00 (60min. Workshops) GROUP 9 C
RM 11 Jan Connelly
Lecturer, School of Education, Southern Cross University, New South Wales, Australia
Theressa Miles
Teacher, Toomelah Primary School, New South Wales, Australia
Critical Reflections on Pedagogy, Culture and White Ethnicity 'Extracts from a Postmodern Research Excursion' The Narrative Dialogues Between White Female Teacher/Researchers as they Navigate Indigenous Educational Settings
RM 12 Evangelos Intzidis,
Eleni Karatzola
Educational Linguist - General Secretariat for Adult Education- Committee for Education of Private Teachers
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
Everyday Life Texts as Learning Texts
RM 13 Guy Merchant
School of Education, Sheffield Hallam University, England
Paul Dickinson
School of Education, Sheffield Hallam University, England
Literacy in a Virtual Learning Environment - A Case Study of Web-based Teacher Training
RM 14

 

 

10.10-11.15 WORKSHOPS and PAPERS - GROUP 10 - SATURDAY 7 JULY
  10.10-10.40 (30min. Papers) GROUP 10 A 10.45-11.15 (30min. Papers) GROUP 10 B
RM 1 Anastasia Kostaki
Greece (English Language Presentation)
Information Literacy: Learning to Learn in the 21st Century
Anastasia Dimitriou
Greece (Greek Language Presentation)
"The Journey of the Water". Educational Material for Environmental Education in Early Childhood Education
RM 2 Mitra Fallahi
Director, Graduate Studies, School of Education, Saint Xavier University, Illinios, USA
Beverley Gulley
Dean of School of Education, Saint Xavier University, Illinios, USA
Cohort Programs in Teacher Certification
Beverley Oliver
Lecturer, Centre for Educational Advancement, Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia
The Effect of Web-enhanced Instruction on the Information Literacy and Self-efficacy of Beginning Undergraduates
RM 3 Penelope Tyawa
Lecturer, School of education- Specialised Education, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
Inclusive Education: The Need for Alternative Teaching Styles
Dr Fong-Lok Lee
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Web Algebra Tutor: A Web-based AI-enabled Interactive Learning Environment in Algebra
RM 4 Dr Janette Griffin
Senior Lecturer, University of Technology Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
You Don't Learn in There, You Play!
Professor Cedric Cullingford
School of Education and Professional Development, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom
The Human Experience: Case Studies in Learning
RM 5 Dr Xavier McClung
Associate Professor, Valdosta State University, USA
Web-Enhanced Courses: The Best of Both Worlds
Luciano Benedet
Curriculum Adviser, Catholic Education Office, Eastern Region, New South Wales, Australia
New Persons- New Competencies a Revival From Local to Global
RM 6 Suzanne Innes
Principal, Bowen State High School, Queensland, Australia
Education Queensland's Virtual Schooling Service- Case Study of Bowen SHS a Trial School
Dr Richard Berlach
Senior Lecturer, School of Education, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia
University Corporatisation: The Assault of Rationalism on the Human Spirit
RM 7