

The 2011 Teaching Matters Conference returns to the grass roots theme of "Sharing Practice".
We invite all academic and professional members of staff to attend to share, discuss and celebrate good practice in teaching and the support of learning. There are four sub-themes to the conference:
Submissions for peer reviewed papers, showcase presentations and posters is now open.
Submission of full papers for peer review is due Monday 26 September.
Submission of showcase presentation proposals and poster proposals is due Monday 17 October.
Please see the Submissions and key dates page for further details.
Teaching Matters will be held in the University Centre, Hobart
Teaching Matters is the major showcase for learning and teaching at the University of Tasmania. This annual conference began in 2002 and provides an excellent opportunity to discuss teaching practice, recognise success in teaching and learning, showcase innovations and engender enthusiasm for excellence in learning and teaching.
It also provides a relaxed atmosphere with opportunities for participants to move between a variety of sessions, talk to presenters, and build networks with colleagues. Teaching Matters is open to all academic and professional staff interested in learning and teaching.
The Teaching Matters conference proceedings are available online and will provide a forum for educators to describe effective and innovative teaching practice in the higher education environment and to communicate their experiences in teaching and learning in a scholarly way.
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General conference organisation |
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Paper submissions, peer review |
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Program |
Dave Abbott |
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Proceedings editor |
Dr Andrea Adam |
Authorised by the Co-Heads, Centre for the Advancement of Learning & Teaching
15 November, 2011
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