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LSRI "Learning lunches"

These are intended to be very informal gatherings  in which people (probably bringing their lunch refreshment)  expect some semi-structured conversation (around shared interest in learning research and practice).

Usually, someone will have volunteered to seed this discussion with a short contribution – possible categories of “seed” are listed at the end of this page and in bold below in the schedule. 

Please feel free to drop in, if only to listen, or only to eat. The room is booked (LSRI lab – B35a in Exchange First floor) throughout the period for open house.

Forthcoming Tuesdays, 1pm-2pm, so far...

LSRI "Learning lunches"

17/01

Against the grain: Charles Crook
There is too much of this collaborative learning

24/01

Against the grain: Len Newton
ICT in learning & teaching science – have we lost the pedagogic plot?

31/01

Learning science adventures: Ian Pearshouse
My trip to "learning spaces" conference in Melbourne

07/02

Defining "learning sciences" Shaaron Ainsworth
What is the future of learning sciences?

14/02

Defining "learning sciences": Natasa Lackovic
Getting semiotics into learning science

21/02

Images of learning: Brett Bligh
Representing spaces for learning in HE

28/02

Practice portfolio: Matthew McFall
Observations from the Wonder Room

06/03

Against the grain: Maddy Hallewell
Speaking out for the lecture

13/03

Defining "learning sciences": Paul Thompson
Does a science of learning imply universals?

20/03

Practice portfolio: Colin Harrison
Student Activated Feedback- what is it, and can it work?

27/03

Learning sciences adventures: Brett Bligh
STELLAR reflections

03/04

Practice portfolio: Peter Blanchfield
Why do we think games based learning works?

 

10/04

 
 

17/04

 
 

24/04

 
01/05 Video Lunch: Charles Crook
Schooling and memorising  
08/05 Tool box: Gordon Joyes
The e-portfolio implementation toolkit: introduction and critique
15/05 Defining learning sciences: Helen Frost
The marketing of learning

 

Categories of contribution have been suggested as follows:

  1. Research pitch
    In which some idea for a study/grant/project is outlined by you for discussion
  2. Read Me
    In which a text  that appeals to you is introduced for discussion
  3. Video lunch
    In which a short video relating to learning is viewed and discussion prompted
  4. Learning sciences adventures
    In which you critically describe some recent event / conference / workshop you attended
  5. Against the grain
    In which you propose a non-fashionable view relating to learning theory or practice
  6. Defining "learning sciences"
    In which the disciplinary territory is defined, extended, explored, critiqued
  7. Practice portfolio
    In which you present some innovative form of teaching/learning practice for scrutiny
  8. Tool box
    In which some new learning service/application/tool is introduced and explored
  9. Images of learning
    In which a picture of some learning situation/circumstance is deconstructed

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Visit the LSRI website for more about research interests and events.

You may also be interested in the LSRI research seminar series.

 

 

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