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19-21 September 2005 : Wellington Convention Centre (Old Town Hall)

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A varied and interesting programme will be offered at eFest 2005, so that participants may enjoy a range presentation styles. This will comprise a mix of keynote speakers, presentations, interactive sessions, and a panel discussion.

The organisers reserve the right to change the programme and speaker lineup without notice.

	Day Two
Day One	Day Two	Workshops

Tuesday 20 September 2005

7.30am - 8.25am

Breakfast session (Square Affair 2): Derek Wenmoth - Senior Analyst eLearning, Ministry of Education

8.30am - 8.40am

Housekeeping

8.40am - 10.30am

Guest Panel Discussion: Effective Collaboration between Institutions

10.30am - 10.55am

Morning Tea

11.00am - 11.30pm

Concurrent session
Interactive Square Affair 1	Vendor Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
OTARA - a development tool Maurice Moore, UCOL and Kate Hunt, Whitireia Community Polytechnic	Open Source: the next generation of eLearning - how to expand upon your existing investment and broaden participation Patrick Ragan, Harvest Road	IT's health promoting Ailsa Haxell, AUT	The eLearning game - winning over reluctant staff Amy Wilson, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic	Experiences getting started with digital video Grant Sherson and Carey Ong, UCOL

11.35am - 12.05pm

How eCapable is your institution?

Phil Garing, Synapsys and Terry Neal, ITPNZ

Power Researcher - give your students the tool to research effectively

Wendy Rundle, Heinemann

A Low Threshold Application approach to developing interactive scenario-based simulations

Keith Tyler-Smith, TANZ and Ruth Schick, Workbase

The eFramework - a roadmap for building technical systems to support future education

Dr Sandy Britain, Tairawhiti Polytechnic and the Ministry of Education

Mobilising learning - a primer for using wireless palm devices to facilitate a collaborative learning environment

Thomas Cochrane, Unitec

12.10pm - 12.40pm

Learning objects - a way forward

Alan Smee , Massey University

SCORM- compliant plug and play Flash objects

Stephen Lowe, SPF Multimedia

Blended delivery within a BN programme - the challenges of getting the right blend

Wendy Day, UCOL and Mark Nichols, Massey College of Education

Problem-based scenarios in practice - eLearning for plant disease diagnosis

Dr Terry Stewart, Massey University

Interactive case studies in the applied sciences

Dr Bruce MacKay, Massey University

12.40pm - 1.40pm

Lunch

1.40pm - 2.40pm

Keynote Speaker: Brian Smith - Creative Director, Shift
How to survive in a world of geeks without changing your wardrobe

2.45pm - 3.15pm

Concurrent sessions
Interactive Square Affair 1	Vendor Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
FPS Assessor - a Flash game for test preparation Stephen Lowe, Aoraki Polytechnic	Simplicity, your e-learning advantage: The transition from instructor-led courses to e-learning has never been easier Cheryl Regan, The Learning Curve	From online classroom to community of practice - a new eLearning paradigm Glen Davies, Christchurch College of Education	Assessing eLearning process maturity in the New Zealand tertiary sector Dr Stephen Marshall, Victoria University of Wellington	Setting up for a successful learning community: key considerations Derek Chirnside, Christchurch College of Education

3.20pm - 3.50pm

The Certificate in eLearning Design and Development (CELDD): a community of practice action research framework for curriculum development

Dr Stanley Frielick , Northland Polytechnic, Mandia Mantis, Massey University, and Andrea Ross, People Potential Ltd

Webcasting and Access Grids

Richard Naylor, CityLink

Good education requires good stories

Stephen Harlow, Wintec

Email exchange: native speakers and entry-level ESOL students

Jenny Barrett, Unitec

Experiences and challenges of assessing online

Alan Smee, Massey University

3.50pm - 4.10pm

Afternoon Tea

4.10pm - 4.40pm

Invited Speaker: Stephen Bright - Team Leader, Professional Development Unit, WINTEC

4.45pm - 5.15pm

Invited Speaker: Hon Russell Marshall - Chair, TEC

5.15pm - 5.30pm

Closing address / Poroporaki

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Day Two

Tuesday 20 September 2005