Submissions around this year’s theme: Partnerships for Learning – on campus and beyond, may include:
Paper presentations may be submitted for peer review. Presentations will be 20 minutes in length. See below for instructions on how to prepare your paper. Please note if you are not submitting a paper to be refereed there is no requirement to provide a full paper to the conference participants.
You only need to complete the Presentation Proposal Form and send it to teaching.matters@utas.edu.au. If your proposal is accepted, your abstract will be printed in the Conference Program and you may choose to provide participants with a paper on the day if you would like to.
Submitted by abstract. Poster authors will be invited to discuss their work with colleagues during a 30 minute interactive poster session during which morning tea will be served. Guidelines for posters are on the website.
CALT is also publishing a collection of Case Studies from UTAS staff to coincide with Teaching Matters 2009. We hope to showcase the diverse and innovative ways that UTAS is forging partnerships for learning on campus and in the broader community.
Case Study submissions are invited in accordance with the template available on the website. Authors who wish to write up their Case Study as a refereed paper, present their Case Study or provide a poster should submit this separately.
All Staff are invited to submit Case Studies whether or not you plan to present your work as a paper or poster presentation at this year’s conference.
Please complete the Presentation Proposal Form and return via email to teaching.matters@utas.edu.au or mail to:
Teaching Matters
Centre for the Advancement of Learning and Teaching
Private Bag 133
Hobart 7001
Submission datesAbstracts (presentations, posters) 31st August Case studies 31st August Fully refereed papers 31st August Completed posters delivered to CALT Hobart by16th November Registrations close 23rd November Teaching Matters 26th November |
Preparation of papersPlease refer to the Teaching Matters Paper Template in preparing your research paper. |
Submission of paper presentations for peer reviewPapers for peer review should be sent directly to the editorial team at teaching.matters@utas.edu.au
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Papers (non-refereed), posters and case study submissionsSubmissions for non-refereed papers, posters and case study presentations should be sent to teaching.matters@utas.edu.au |
Preparation of postersPlease refer to the Guidelines for Teaching Matters Poster Presentations. |
Preparation of Case StudiesRefer to the Guidelines for Case Studies. |
Registration for Teaching Matters is free and provides registrants with admission to all sessions on the day, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.
A free bus will be available to transport staff from Launceston to and from Hobart on the 26th November. The bus will depart Newnham at 7:00am and depart from the Sandy Bay Campus at 4.45pm.
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
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