In 2022 the ISDDE annual conference returns to the UK and visits, for the first time, the home of the Shell Centre, at The University of Nottingham.
The conference theme will be Learning 2 Design: Design 4 Learning, and it is hoped to grow our ISDDE community by reaching out to communities involved in educational design who don’t always recognise or acknowledge this aspect of their work.
We plan to support our growing community of educational designers in STEM involved with all aspects of design including teaching and learning resources, professional development, assessment, learning technologies, curriculum specification, policy and more. Whatever the focus of your work, join us in Nottingham to connect with designers at all stages of their careers.
Come and share your research, designs, experiences, hopes and fears in the world of educational design for STEM.
There will be opportunities to present your work in two formal presentation formats: presentations and posters as well as more informally both in discussion working groups as well as during networking and social spaces.
We look forward to welcoming you to our first in-person conference since Pittsburgh 2019
Keynote speakers and programme
- Professor Anne Watson, Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Education, University of Oxford
- Joe Krajcik, Michigan State University and winner of the 2020 ISDDE prize
- Charles Lovitt, designer of mathematics materials
You can view the draft programme (PDF) for this event, but please note, it is subject to change.
Conference packages
Conference Packages
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| Full |
£350 |
- Conference welcome reception (26 September)
- All three days of the conference (27-29 September)
- Conference river cruise and dinner (28 September)*
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| Day |
£90 |
- Conference just for the day of Tuesday 27 September
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Additional guest
(social) |
£75 |
- Conference welcome reception (26 September)
- Conference river cruise and dinner (28 September 2022)*
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| New member |
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A 'new member' conference package is available and if you would like to discuss this option, please email the School of Education events team. |
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| * Transport from conference dinner to river cruise venue is included. Please also note that the Princess River cruise boat does not provide wheelchair accessible toilets and can only accommodate standard sized, manual, wheelchairs. For safety reasons it is not possible to cater for electric wheelchairs. Disabled toilet facilities are available at the venue's River Lodge premises, both before and after the cruise. |
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