Work & Learning: Innovation, Evaluation and Dissemination within the Workplace & the University

Event
Yunus Emre Turkish Cultural Centre
10 Maple Street
London W1T 5H
United Kingdom
Friday, 26 June, 2015 - 00:00

The conference welcomes papers, workshops and roundtable discussions which contribute to research, theory, policy and practice in work and learning. Conference themes may cover all or some of the following:

  1. Opportunities and challenges for sharing practice: learning, teaching and assessment
  2. Innovations in work and learning: future trends and approaches
  3. Disseminating practice: how colleagues are getting the message out (internally and externally)

Proposals for Conference presentations/workshops (300-500 words maximum) and topics for round table discussion should be sent to Elda Nikolou-Walker ([email protected]) by, 19th of June 2015. Proposals from new researchers are particularly welcome.

Conference presentations will be considered for development into articles for possible inclusion in a special edition of the Journal of Higher Education, Skills and Work Based Learning.

http://www.emeraldgrouppublishing.com/products/journals/journals.htm?id=heswbl

or in the Middlesex University’s e-journal: ‘Work Based Learning e-journal International’


The UALL Work & Learning Network

Annual Conference

‘Work & Learning: Innovation, Evaluation and Dissemination

within the Workplace & the University.’

Keynote Speaker:

Professor David Boud
Emeritus Professor
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
University of Technology, Sydney
PO Box 123, Broadway, NSW 2007, Australia
mailto:[email protected]
 http://www.davidboud.com

Keynote title:

How would university courses differ if we took the needs of professional practiceseriously?

Higher education courses don¹t need to meet the needs of work, but many of them seek to do so. However, they are based around models derived from the academic disciplines. This presentation explores what courses might look like if we attended to the nature of work and the practices that graduates engage in and rethought our courses accordingly.

Deadline for Abstract Submission:     Friday 19th June 2015  to [email protected]

Final Date for registration:                 Friday 25th June2015

Conference date:                               Friday, 26th of June 2015

Conference Start time:                     09:30

Conference Venue: Yunus Emre Turkish Cultural Centre, 10 Maple Street, London W1T 5H (nr Warren St. tube).

Cost: £80 including conference refreshments and lunch.

How to book:  There is now an online payment facility for the conference fee, which is the preferred method of payment. Please go to the link below:

http://www.onlinestore.mdx.ac.uk/browse/extra_info.asp?compid=1&modid=5&deptid=11&catid=70&prodid=377

PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY SHOULD YOU REQUIRE HAVE ANY DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

 

Regards,

Sid Bahadoor
C248/College House
Institute and Programmes Administrator
Institute for Work Based Learning
Direct Line: 0208 411 5729

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