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		Day Two
Workshops	Day One	Day Two

Friday 29 September 2006

7.30am - 8.45am

Breakfast session (Symphony Café Ground Floor, Michael Fowler Center): Organise your own eFest discussions!

8.45am - 9.00am

Housekeeping - Dr Nicki Page

9.00am - 10.00am

Keynote speaker : Dr Diana Oblinger (Videoconference), Vice President, Educause.
Facilitated by: Facilitated by Terry Neal, ITPNZ

10.00am - 10.25am

Morning Tea

10.25am - 10.55pm

Concurrent sessions
Vendor Square Affair 1	Paper Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Conversation Civic Suite 3
Digitally speaking: communicate in the language of your students Dave Hayward, Tim Durrant and Graham Prentice, Apple Division Renaissance Ltd	Collaboration across institutions Terry Neal	Cybercheating: plagiarism and the internet Stephen Bright	e-Kaika: Māori language revitalisation Karaitiana Taiuru	Converting face-to-face collaborative learning activity to an online collaborative ‘virtual workshop’ in ‘Writing for the Web’ course Deidre Viviers and Pip Fowler

11.00am - 11.30am

Vendor Square Affair 1	Paper Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Conversation Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
Social networking and your LMS: Pronto Instant Messenger (New!), Wimba Podcaster (New!) and Wimba Voice Tools for Blackboard/ WebCT/ Moodle Stephen Watt, NetSpot	Leadership challenges: making your dream a reality and navigating the hurdles along the way Kerene Strochnetter and Dr Nancy George	Utilising SMS mobile technology for m-Support of nursing students in clinical placements Dr Bev Mackay	Online teaching and learning: in pursuit of developing an effective ePedagogy Rachael Tuwhangai	Learning at work – a collective activity: tales from the TEC funded Learning Representa-tives Project Don Farr

11.35am - 12.05pm

Invited speaker: Peter Mellow, Auckland University of Technology

12.05pm - 1.00pm

Lunch: Students, staff and graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Applied e-Learning - please grab your lunch and bring along to Square Affair 1. You can then catch up at this networking session which is open to anyone associated with this programme.

1.00pm - 1.30pm

Concurrent sessions
Vendor Square Affair 1	Paper Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Conversation Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
StreamingNET Richard Naylor, CityLink	It’s the little things that count Kate Hunt and Hannah Pia Baral	A model of user acceptance of learning management systems: a study within tertiary institutions in New Zealand Charith Nanayakkara	Technology in teaching and learning Nick Ford	Metadata: a moveable feast Sarah-Jane Saravani

1.35pm - 2.05pm

Vendor Square Affair 1	Conversation Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Conversation Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
Collaborative learning: LIVE online seminar for participants using shared whiteboard and video conferencing Dr Martyn Bowis, NetDesign	How to use e-Learning guidelines John Milne	Improving the learner experience: integrating e-Learning and student management systems at a UK university Steve Gallagher	Audio e-Learning in Blackboard for on-campus students Irene Toki	The first time e-Learners journey: an examination of attrition and withdrawal issues in workplace-based programmes Keith Tyler-Smith

2.10pm - 3.15pm

Panel sessions
Square Affair 1	Square Affair 2	Civic Suite 1	Civic Suite 2	Civic Suite 3
	Panel 4: Moving Institutions Elizabeth Valentine (chair), Paul Grimwood, Murray Leach and Keith Tyler-Smith	Panel 1: Moving Technology Dr Sandy Britain (chair), Graham Everton, Peter Mellow and Dr Bill Rosenberg	Panel 2: Moving Learners and Educational Design Mark Nichols (chair), Sue Dark, Bronwyn Hegarty and Mark Northover	Panel 3: Moving Networks of Learners Dr Stanley Frielick (chair), Dr Nicki Page, David Sturrock and Richard Wyles